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    The printing press was invented in the mid-15th century, revolutionizing how information was spread by allowing for mass production of books through mechanical reproduction rather than manual copying. This enabled a much wider distribution of information and the spread of new ideas and knowledge to a larger audience than ever before, profoundly impacting the development of science, philosophy, and the arts during the medieval period.

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    The printing press was invented in the mid-15th century, revolutionizing how information was spread by allowing for mass production of books through mechanical reproduction rather than manual copying. This enabled a much wider distribution of information and the spread of new ideas and knowledge to a larger audience than ever before, profoundly impacting the development of science, philosophy, and the arts during the medieval period.

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    The printing press was invented in the mid-15th century, revolutionizing how information was spread by allowing for mass production of books through mechanical reproduction rather than manual copying. This enabled a much wider distribution of information and the spread of new ideas and knowledge to a larger audience than ever before, profoundly impacting the development of science, philosophy, and the arts during the medieval period.

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    The Invention of the Printing Press

    The invention of the printing press in the mid-15th century


    revolutionized the way information was spread. Before the
    printing press, books were written by hand, making it
    difficult to produce multiple copies of the same book. The
    printing press allowed for the mass production of books,
    which allowed for a much wider distribution of information.

    The invention of the printing press allowed for the spread


    of new ideas and knowledge to a much larger audience
    than ever before. This had a profound impact on the
    development of science, philosophy, and the arts during
    the medieval period.

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