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Palatino was designed in 1948 by Hermann Zapf, a prolific type designer and notable writer on type. Palatino Roman was first cut by hand and cast in metal at the Stempel Foundry, then adapted by Zapf for the Linotype machine. Palatino is based on Renaissance forms and is a superbly balanced, powerful, and graceful font. This book is printed on paper that is acid-free and meets the requirements of the American National Standard for Permanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials, z39.48-1992. A Book design by Louise OFarrell, Gainesville, Florida Typography by Impressions Book and Journal Services, Inc., Madison, Wisconsin Printed and bound by Worzalla Publishing Company, Stevens Point, Wisconsin