Explore the life and times of a pivotal figure in human history with "John Gutenberg: First Master Printer, His Acts, Most Remarkable Discourses, and his Death." This historical fiction recounts the life of Johann Gutenberg, the inventor whose printing press revolutionized the world. Journey back to the 15th century and witness the struggles and triumphs of the man behind this groundbreaking invention.
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