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Wroth, Lawrence Counselman, 1684- ed.
A contemplation upon the mystery of man’s regeneration, in allusion to the mystery of printing, with an introduction and a glossary of archaic terms in the poem by Lawrence C. Wroth.
Portland, Me., The Southworth-Anthoensen press, 1939.
2p, 11. 19”:
“An irregular ode of one hundred and twelve lines of unknown au- thorship; which occupies the concluding three pages of the History of the art of printing, published by James Watson at Edinburgh in 1713."— Introd.
“Three hundred and fifty copies of this Keepsake no, 9 have been made, by the Southworth-Anthoensen press ... for distribution to its friends, Christmas, 1939.”
1. Watson, James, d. 1722, pub. The history of the art of printing. ir. Wroth, Lawrence Counselman, 1884- ed.
40-11998 Library of Congress & PR3291.A1C57
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