OrÃ-genes de la imprenta en Venezuela y primicias editoriales de Caracas, compiled, prologued, and annotated by Pedro Grases, explores the origins of printing in Venezuela and the early publishing efforts in Caracas. This compilation offers valuable insights into the historical development of printing and publishing in the region, showcasing the foundational works and key figures that shaped Venezuela's literary landscape. Pedro Grases, a renowned scholar, provides expert commentary and context, enhancing the understanding of these early editorial endeavors. This book is an essential resource for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the cultural and intellectual history of Venezuela.

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