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The Latin trade was a specialized trade, governed by national and trade regulations, with its own specialized personnel. This chapter discusses the details of the later regulation of the trade, and of such censorship as existed. On the evidence it is not possible to concur, at least as regards the last twenty years of the sixteenth century, with Graham Pollard's dictum, quoted at the beginning of the chapter, that the Latin trade was in the hands of aliens who were Brothers of the Stationers' Company. The period of the Civil Wars, Commonwealth and early Restoration is one of the most poorly documented in the history of the Latin trade. But the most important practitioners of the Latin trade were, by 1695, Samuel Buckley and Samuel Smith.

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ON DEFINING SETS IN LATIN SQUARES AND TWO INTERSECTION PROBLEMS, ONE FOR LATIN SQUARES AND ONE FOR STEINER TRIPLE SYSTEMS

6 - The Latin trade

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ON DEFINING SETS IN LATIN SQUARES AND TWO INTERSECTION PROBLEMS, ONE FOR LATIN SQUARES AND ONE FOR STEINER TRIPLE SYSTEMS

6 - The Latin trade

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