Errors in Chapter IX

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that the colour would be proportionably stronger
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Messrs. Vizetelly, Branston, and Co.
Vizitelly

by means of a rolling-press,
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[IX.38]
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Footnote IX.6

where it soon eat up everything
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Introduction (separate file)
List of Illustrations (separate file)

Chapter I (separate file)
Chapter II (separate file)
Chapter III (separate file)
Chapter IV (separate file)
Chapter V (separate file)
Chapter VI (separate file)
Chapter VII (separate file)
Chapter VIII (separate file)
Chapter IX

Index (separate file)

There is no table of contents, but the List of Illustrations gives the same information. The nine chapters of the printed book are distributed among separate files: Chapters I-III, Chapters IV-V, and then a separate file for each of Chapters VI-IX. Note that pages 561*-600* (most of Chapter VIII) come before pages 561-600 (Chapter IX).

In the printed book, lines were about this long:

Among the more remarkable single subjects engraved on wood from
Durer’s designs, the following are most frequently referred to: God the
Father bearing up into heaven the dead body of Christ, with the date

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Notice to the Second Edition (by Henry Bohn)
Mr. Jackson’s Preface
Mr. Chatto’s Preface

List of Illustrations

Index

Errors and Inconsistencies

William Blake.

W. J. Linton.