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invented by [[Johann Gutenberg]] in 1455, it created a more rapid flow of information that greatly influenced the [[Renaissance]]. The [[Bible]] was the first book ever printed. Few printing presses remain in use today, as technological improvements have led to faster methods of printing.
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Invented by [[Johann Gutenberg]] in 1455, it created a more rapid flow of information that greatly influenced the [[Renaissance]]. The [[Bible]] was the first book ever printed. Few printing presses remain in use today, as technological improvements have led to faster methods of printing.

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Invented by Johann Gutenberg in 1455, it created a more rapid flow of information that greatly influenced the Renaissance. The Bible was the first book ever printed. Few printing presses remain in use today, as technological improvements have led to faster methods of printing.