Utopia
Utopia
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"The minds of the Utopians, when fenced with a love for learning, arevery ingenious in discovering all such arts as are necessary to carry itto perfection. Two things they owe to us, the manufacture of paper andthe art of printing; yet they are not so entirely indebted to us forthese discoveries but that a great part of the invention was their own. We showed them some books printed by Aldus, we explained to them the wayof making paper and the mystery of printing; but, as we had neverpractised t...hese arts, we described them in a crude and superficialmanner. They seized the hints we gave them; and though at first theycould not arrive at perfection, yet by making many essays they at lastfound out and corrected all their errors and conquered every difficulty. Before this they only wrote on parchment, on reeds, or on the barks oftrees; but now they have established the manufactures of paper and set upprinting presses, so that, if they had but a good number of Greekauthors, they would be quickly supplied with many copies of them: atpresent, though they have no more than those I have mentioned, yet, byseveral impressions, they have multiplied them into many thousands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The minds of the Utopians, when fenced with a love for learning, arevery ingenious in discovering all such arts as are necessary to carry itto perfection. Two things they owe to us, the manufacture of paper andthe art of printing; yet they are not so entirely indebted to us forthese discoveries but that a great part of the invention was their own. We showed them some books printed by Aldus, we explained to them the wayof making paper and the mystery of printing; but, as we had neverpractised t...hese arts, we described them in a crude and superficialmanner. They seized the hints we gave them; and though at first theycould not arrive at perfection, yet by making many essays they at lastfound out and corrected all their errors and conquered every difficulty. Before this they only wrote on parchment, on reeds, or on the barks oftrees; but now they have established the manufactures of paper and set upprinting presses, so that, if they had but a good number of Greekauthors, they would be quickly supplied with many copies of them: atpresent, though they have no more than those I have mentioned, yet, byseveral impressions, they have multiplied them into many thousands.
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