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245 02 $aA contemplation upon the mystery of man's regeneration, in allusion to the mystery of printing, with and introduction and a glossary of archaic terms in the poem /$cby Lawrence C. Wroth.
260 $aPortland, Me. :$bSouthworth-Anthoensen Press,$c1939.
300 $a22 p. ;$c19 cm
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500 $a"An irregular ode of one hundred and twelve lines [of unknown authorship] which occupies the concluding three pages of the History of the art of printing, published by James Watson at Edinburgh in 1713."--Introd.
500 $a"Three hundred and fifty copies of this Keepsake No. 9 have been made, by the Southworth-Anthoensen press ... for distribution to its friends, Christmas, 1939."
700 1 $aWatson, James,$d-1722.$tHistory of the art of printing.
700 1 $aWroth, Lawrence C.$q(Lawrence Counselman),$d1884-1970,$eeditor.$4http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/edt$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n83013542
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