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In October 1895, a version, which was 5,000 words shorter than the original manuscript, was printed in book form by D. Appleton & Company.

To commemorate Black History Month, visitors to the Louis Armstrong House Museum in February will receive a limited-edition photograph of Armstrong at the Suburban Gardens in New Orleans during a seminal moment in the struggle for civil rights; an excerpt from an unpublished Armstrong manuscript is printed on the back.

If your manuscript is printed, use colored pens and date your edits, to prevent you from running around like a headless chicken daily.

Six of the manuscripts were printed in an 1861 edition for the Rolls Series by Benjamin Thorpe with the text laid out in columns labelled A to F. Following this convention, the three additional manuscripts are often called [G], [H] and [I].

The original manuscript is no longer in existence but a copy was printed in 1533.

His An Epistle of Comfort was printed secretly in 1587; other letters circulated in manuscript.

Each clone was printed triplicate.

"But it is not in manuscript: it is printed".

Joseph Haydn is among the world's greatest composers but no complete edition of his works exists; only a tenth of his manuscripts have been printed of his 104 symphonies, fewer than a dozen are regularly performed.

Most of the books he collected were either hand-lettered manuscripts or had been printed in the traditional manner, using carved wood blocks.

The manuscript would not have been printed if Paul M. Levitt, co-director of the writing program at the University of Colorado, had not found it in an unmarked carton at the home of Lowry's elderly widow.