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Canadian typography in its origins: tracing key people, presses, and movements – from 18th-century beginnings through industrial growth.

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Early Printing and Type in Canada, Chapter 1: 1752–1800

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Explore the very beginnings of Canada's printing industry.

Early Printing and Type in Canada, Chapter 2: 1801–1850

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Follow the opening up of the west through the establishment of newspapers.

Early Printing and Type in Canada, Chapter 3: 1851–1900

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As Canada moves towards Confederation, read about the final newspapers that will define Canada.

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