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Jean Dupré

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    history of publishing
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the early French printers were Jean DuprĂ©, a businessman publisher of Ă©ditions de luxe (“luxury editions”), who set up in 1481, and Antoine VĂ©rard, who began printing in 1485. VĂ©rard was the first to print a Book of Hours, a book containing the prayers or offices appointed to be said


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the early French printers were Jean DuprĂ©, a businessman publisher of Ă©ditions de luxe (“luxury editions”), who set up in 1481, and Antoine VĂ©rard, who began printing in 1485. VĂ©rard was the first to print a Book of Hours, a book containing the prayers or offices appointed to be said


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