John Bagford

Hugh Howard John Bagford (1650/51, Fetter Lane, London – 5 May 1716, Islington) was an English antiquarian, writer, bibliographer, ballad-collector, bookseller, and biblioclast. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The sisters arts

    The sisters arts by Baxter, John 1781-1858, Bagford, John 1650-1716

    Published 1991
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    An essay on the invention of printing

    An essay on the invention of printing by Bagford, John 1650-1716

    Published 1940
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    An essay, towards a historical treatise, on that most universally famous, as well as useful art of typography, from the first Invention of it at Harlem, by Coster, with Molds or Blocks of Wood

    An essay, towards a historical treatise, on that most universally famous, as well as useful art of typography, from the first Invention of it at Harlem, by Coster, with Molds or Bl... by Bagford, John 1650-1716

    Published 1707
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    The Amanda group of Bagford poems (circa 1668) ; from the rare originals in the British Museum, ...

    The Amanda group of Bagford poems (circa 1668) ; from the rare originals in the British Museum, ... by Bagford, John 1650-1716

    Published 1880
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