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Early modern printed books were transported, usually unbound, in bundles (‘fardels’), baskets (‘maunds’), chests (‘cists’, ‘coffers’), and barrels (‘fatts’, ‘pipes’, ‘hogsheads’). Throughout the 16th and 17th centuries, import duties at ...

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