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schema:text The development and spread of stereotyping in Europe and North America -- Mathew Carey and the family Bible marketplace -- The American Bible Society and the possibilities of large-scale printing -- Material texts : trade sales, reprinting, and the book trades -- Stereotyping in language, literature, and material culture -- Epilogue : Abraham Hart and nineteenth-century changes in the printing trades.
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