I | THE DIFFERENT METHODS OF PRINTING | |
II | ANTIQUE METHODS OF IMPRESSION AND THEIR FAILURE | |
III | THE KEY TO THE INVENTION OF TYPOGRAPHY | |
IV | THE IMAGE PRINTS OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY | |
V | PRINTED AND STENCILED PLAYING CARDS | |
VI | THE CHINESE METHOD OF PRINTING | |
VII | THE EARLY PRINTING OF ITALY | |
VIII | THE INTRODUCTION OF PAPER IN EUROPE | |
IX | THE BOOK-MAKERS OF THE MIDDLE AGES | |
X | THE PREPARATIONS FOR PRINTING | |
XI | BLOCK-BOOKS OF IMAGES WITHOUT TEXT | |
XII | BLOCK-BOOKS OF IMAGES WITH TEXT | |
XIII | THE DONATUS, OR BOY’S LATIN GRAMMAR | |
XIV | THE SPECULUM SALUTIS, OR MIRROR OF SALVATION | |
XV | THE WORKS AND WORKMANSHIP OF AN UNKNOWN PRINTER | |
XVI | THE PERIOD IN WHICH THE SPECULUM WAS PRINTED | |
XVII | THE LEGEND OF LOURENS JANSZOON COSTER | |
XVIII | THE GROWTH OF THE LEGEND | |
XIX | THE DOWNFALL OF THE LEGEND | |
XX | JOHN GUTENBERG AT STRASBURG | |
XXI | GUTENBERG AND HIS EARLIER WORK AT MENTZ | |
XXII | THE LATER WORK OF GUTENBERG | |
XXIII | THE WORK OF PETER SCHŒFFER AND JOHN FUST | |
XXIV | ALLEGED INVENTORS OF PRINTING | |
XXV | THE SPREAD OF PRINTING | |
XXVI | THE TOOLS AND USAGES OF THE FIRST PRINTERS | |
AUTHORITIES CONSULTED | ||
INDEX |