Early Printing and Type in Canada, Chapter 2: 1801–1850
While printers were still working in difficult conditions, this period saw printers starting to flex their muscles and beginning to have some success in challenging the traditional hierarchical structure of society. Many of the printers in this period went on to become politicians using their newspapers to promote freedom of the press.
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Sep 01, 2023
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Early Printing and Type in Canada
Chapter 2: 1801–1850
Chapter 2: 1801–1850
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