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    The changing newspaper;: Typographic trends in Britain and America 1622-1972

    by Allen Hutt

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    7.3 (1) Newspaper layout and typography -- History. (1) newspapers (1) Newspapesr (1) TypeMedia office (1) typography (2)
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    Allen Hutt
    11+ Works 95 Members

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    071.3 — Computer science, information & general works News media, journalism & publishing Journalism and newspapers in North America United States
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    Z250 .A2 .H83 — Bibliography, Library Science and Information Resources Book industries and trade Practical printing
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    1973
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    Z250 .A2 .H83

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    Allen Hutt
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