"Typographical Marks, Employed In Correcting Proofs, Explained And Exemplified" is a comprehensive guide to the symbols and notations used in proofreading and printing. Originally published in the early 19th century, this manual by Caleb Stower offers a detailed look into the practices of correcting typeset text. The book meticulously explains each mark, providing clear examples of their usage. It is an invaluable resource for students, printers, editors, and anyone involved in the publishing process.

This classic guide offers insight into the historical practices of the printing trade. Learn the intricate details of how corrections were communicated and applied in the era of manual typesetting. It remains a valuable reference for understanding the nuances of typographical correction and the evolution of publishing standards.

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