Printing: Tool OF Freedom

This hardcover edition is in solid condition with no visible signs of damage to the binding. It features library markings indicating its previous life as part of the South Elementary School Library collection. The absence of a dust jacket leaves the cover exposed, but it remains intact and well-maintained. The pages are clean with no inscriptions or signatures. ###

"Printing: Tool of Freedom" by Elizabeth Dean, published by Prentice-Hall, Inc. in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., is an insightful exploration into the historical significance of printing. This third printing edition from July 1967 offers a detailed account of how printing has served as a pivotal tool for freedom throughout history. Illustrated by Erwin Schachner, the book combines textual narrative with visual elements to enhance understanding. Originally published in 1964, this edition is part of the P-H Junior Research Books series, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of technology and liberty. The book's ex-library status, with markings from the South Elementary School Library, adds to its historical journey. The hardcover is well-preserved, though the jacket condition is unknown. This edition is a must-have for historians and collectors interested in the evolution of publishing and its impact on society. ###