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Robert Browning, in _Fust and his Friends_, tells us, with great vivacity, the story of the monks who tried to exorcise the magic spirits from Fust, but forgot their psalm, and so caused an awkward pause during which Fust retired and brought out a printed copy of the psalm for each of them.
Among Famous Books John Kelman 1896
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Printed in 10, 12, and 18 point black letter, designed by Edward Johnston after that used by Fust and Schoeffer in their Mainz Psalter of 1457.
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The press was a trade secret of Gutenberg's, which he lost to Johann Fust in a lawsuit, resulting in a loss of secrecy which was to have stunning repercussions on European culture.
The Flow of Information, or: Culture, Shmulture Heather McDougal 2007
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The press was a trade secret of Gutenberg's, which he lost to Johann Fust in a lawsuit, resulting in a loss of secrecy which was to have stunning repercussions on European culture.
Archive 2007-10-01 Heather McDougal 2007
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Fust and on'y thing I got to think about is my own folks.
Favorite Economics Dialogues in Movies, David Henderson | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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The sons of Johann Fust were largely responsible for a printing revolution that saw over 500,000 books put into circulation before 1500.
‘The Future of Libraries’ Coming on September 5th | Impact Lab 2006
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Cheval de Fust, a French poem of the thirteenth Century.
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Fust I was gonna go in an 'kill a whole flock a people.
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Later Gutenberg had his printing press repossessed by Johann Fust, the man who had financed his work for the previous 10 years.
‘The Future of Libraries’ Coming on September 5th | Impact Lab 2006
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Fust, he lookt towards the carridge, and pinted to it with his maimed arm; then he raised the other, AND STRUCK THE
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