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Engraving by W Ridgway, probably made in the 19th century. William Caxton (c 1422-1491), the first English printer, was apprenticed to a London mercer... - SuperStock
William Caxton and his printing press, Westminster, London. His visitors depicted here are probably King Edward IV and his Queen, Elizabeth Woodville. Date: circa 1477 Stock Photo - Alamy
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