The Mechanical Processes of the Historian
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It follows that the laving of time that may be gained by hurried and tit rough making-ready must be offset by an increased wear of ' type. '[That impression isJpesc for preventing wear of type nve. 1 (5) * which, i8 confined to its surface and never laps over mstm its '37 edges. But this perfect surface impression is possible only A?, . On a large forme with new type, sound, se& packing, and -AafaC J // *-/ ample time for^Anakingjready.^ If types are worn, the in- ^J. / ' // / dentation of the ...paperby impression cannot be entirely a (/^ prevented/ ^ood presswork docs not depend entirely upon *j, ' the/pressAr machine, neither on the work man, nor on the ' kvAt/2 vuty presswr macuiim, iieiiutjr uii me. Ffuri nuaii, nur on 1, 11c n_^, materials. Nor will superiority in any ««tfpoint compensate * c/y j • for deficiency in another : new type will suffer from a poor ' OlJ . /roller, and careful making-rea^y is thrown a way if poor ink 'Zr /Ur; A t a . // be used/ It is necessary that all the mat eria ls shall be ?
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