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" Yet the jealousies of the Stationers were not yet stifled, for in 1624, Cantrell Legge being University Printer, the Company complained that " one legg printed great nombers of psalmes... To the great hindrance of the Companie of Staconers and almost to their vtter vndoing. " The accompanying cut shows the printing house of Mr T. Buck, M. A. In the reign of Charles I, on part of the old site of the Augustinian Friars, behind St Benet's Church. Various enactments were made 13 BUCK about this t...ime to extend or control the privileges of the Press. Thus in 1622 we find an order that any Member of the University should, before printing a composition of his own, first offer the i jrmuf. I m. L i I irtH', OJ-!jE3t ^uxtn . ^7 a •'vn^i^ri^^^ifr. Viun>»" k. >ii'-*»tiW«-T»ra»'w ^ ^^-■^-s.
same to the Press, and that all Members taking a degree should first promise that, should they become schoolmasters, they would not allow any other books for use 14 ORDERS OF PRIVY COUNCIL in their schools than those printed in the University, so long as such could be obtained at a moderate and fair price.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Yet the jealousies of the Stationers were not yet stifled, for in 1624, Cantrell Legge being University Printer, the Company complained that " one legg printed great nombers of psalmes... To the great hindrance of the Companie of Staconers and almost to their vtter vndoing. " The accompanying cut shows the printing house of Mr T. Buck, M. A. In the reign of Charles I, on part of the old site of the Augustinian Friars, behind St Benet's Church. Various enactments were made 13 BUCK about this t...ime to extend or control the privileges of the Press. Thus in 1622 we find an order that any Member of the University should, before printing a composition of his own, first offer the i jrmuf. I m. L i I irtH', OJ-!jE3t ^uxtn . ^7 a •'vn^i^ri^^^ifr. Viun>»" k. >ii'-*»tiW«-T»ra»'w ^ ^^-■^-s.
same to the Press, and that all Members taking a degree should first promise that, should they become schoolmasters, they would not allow any other books for use 14 ORDERS OF PRIVY COUNCIL in their schools than those printed in the University, so long as such could be obtained at a moderate and fair price.
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