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| | Families of Type |
 | | The Roman style eventually prevailed, as its readability and appeal to the eye were markedly superior to the weighty, harsh Gothic. |
 | | This type, patterned after the official cursive hand of scholars and professionals, called cancellaresca, was designed at an angle, carried a distinct flavor of handwriting, and featured smaller character widths. |
 | | While not as elegant as the French types, Caslons designs embodied a sturdier grace which better suited the English aesthetic.Every foundry in the world has offered a variation of the Caslon types, and the phrase, When in doubt, use Caslon, was a standard printer's epithet for generations. |
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