The Uniform Type Question: An Examination of the Report of the Uniform Type Committee of June, 1913 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Here let it be noted that while all the type suggested by blind men followed Roman forms, the inventor of point type having no relation to Roman forms, was a seeing man, Charles Barbier.

These references are very instructive; for instance, they show the mental attitude of highly intelligent men - both seeing and blind. It appears also that all progressive ideas and designs have been the result of individual interest and initiative.

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