Bibles In The Caxton Exhibition 1877 Or: A Bibliographical Description Of Nearly One Thousand Repres

"The Bibles In The Caxton Exhibition 1877 Or" offers a detailed bibliographical description of nearly one thousand representative Bibles in various languages. Chronologically arranged, the collection spans from the first Bible printed by Gutenberg in 1450-1456 to Bibles printed at the time of the exhibition.

Authored by Henry Stevens, this work provides invaluable insights into the history of Bible printing and distribution. It serves as a significant reference for bibliographers, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of the printed Bible.

Originally compiled for the Caxton Exhibition of 1877, this book captures a pivotal moment in the study of early printed books. The meticulous arrangement and comprehensive scope make it an enduring resource for understanding the historical and cultural significance of the Bible across different languages and eras.

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