Cambridge University Press

…paper, was published by the Cambridge University Press (1910–11). Work on it, which had started in 1903, had been held up in 1909 during a lawsuit between Walter M. Jackson and Horace Hooper. Hooper was determined to spend enough money to ensure that the publication would be really up-to-date, while…

…made typographic adviser to the Cambridge University Press, whose printer, Walter Lewis, had begun a complete reform of its typographic resources. Cambridge stocked most of the types Morison commissioned for Monotype and demonstrated by their intelligent use that mechanical composition could be used to produce books at once handsome and…