The history of bookbinding as a mirror of society

Mirjam M. Foot · British Library

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In this illustrated survey, the author explores the use and purpose of bookbindings - over and above protecting the text inside them - and the purpose of the study of the book as a physical object. Examples from the British Library's collection are included.

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