CHAPTER II.

1462 TO 1500 33

The Book and the printers of the second generation--The German workmen

dispersed through Europe--Caxton and the introduction of printing into

England--Nicholas Jenson and his supposed mission to Mayence--The

first printing in Paris; William Fichet and John Heinlein--The

first French printers; their installation at the Sorbonne and their

publications--The movement in France--The illustration of the Book

commenced in Italy--The Book in Italy; engraving in relief and metal

plates--The Book in Germany: Cologne, Nuremberg, Basle--The Book in

the Low Countries--French schools of ornament of the Book; Books of

Hours; booksellers at the end of the fifteenth century--Literary taste

in titles in France at the end of the fifteenth century--Printers

and booksellers' marks--The appearance of the portrait in the

Book--Progress in England--Caxton and his followers.

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