Patents, Pictures and Patronage: John Day and the Tudor Book Trade

Elizabeth Evenden

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Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Renaissance Literature and Culture

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Contents: John Day's early activities in the book trade The reign of Mary Tudor 1558-1563: the return to Protestant printing 1563-1568: innovation and reputation Day's technical achievements: improvements in book illustration 1569-1576: premier printer to the Protestant regime 1576 -1584: the final years Day's achievments and legacy Select bibliography: Index.

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