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ReplyDeleteA great post and Ella did a great job. I visited the museum with my college group, and there were several hand-written books dating back to the fifteenth century! Imagine being a writer in these days!
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine writing a book (neatly and correctly) by hand? Wow. We have it easy street.
ReplyDeleteElla did a fabulous job! I loved what she did with your guest blog post!
ReplyDeleteBTW, I can't imagine writing a book by hand the way they did before mass use of the printing press. Those books are incredible works of art!