A Plea for Fair Play
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The three men who co-operated in inventing and de- veloping the art of printing were John Gutenberg of Mainz, the actual inventor, Faust, his financial sup- porter, and the copyist, Schoeffer, the latter being Gutenberg's talented assistant. The invention and de- velopment of the art of printing fell in the period be- tween A. D. 1450 and A. D. 1456. Anyone who knows anything about the history of the art of printing knows that the above is true ; at all events, it is a fact. There- fore, we lea...ve it to Prof. Woodward to explain, how, in the light of the fact that "the early Universities came into being" before the thirteenth century, it is possible that the art of printing, which did not exist until the middle of the fifteenth century, even with the aid of Protestantism (which did not exist until the sixteenth century) could produce "the early Universities" which had existed before the thirteenth century. I submit that it would be almost impossible to find elsewhere so many inaccurate statements and such unwarranted con- clusions within the compass of two such short sen- tences as those which form the very beginning of Prof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The three men who co-operated in inventing and de- veloping the art of printing were John Gutenberg of Mainz, the actual inventor, Faust, his financial sup- porter, and the copyist, Schoeffer, the latter being Gutenberg's talented assistant. The invention and de- velopment of the art of printing fell in the period be- tween A. D. 1450 and A. D. 1456. Anyone who knows anything about the history of the art of printing knows that the above is true ; at all events, it is a fact. There- fore, we lea...ve it to Prof. Woodward to explain, how, in the light of the fact that "the early Universities came into being" before the thirteenth century, it is possible that the art of printing, which did not exist until the middle of the fifteenth century, even with the aid of Protestantism (which did not exist until the sixteenth century) could produce "the early Universities" which had existed before the thirteenth century. I submit that it would be almost impossible to find elsewhere so many inaccurate statements and such unwarranted con- clusions within the compass of two such short sen- tences as those which form the very beginning of Prof.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [bakewell, Paul], 1858- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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