Caxton Memorial

"A Caxton Memorial" offers a fascinating glimpse into the life and times of William Caxton, England's first printer, through extracts from the churchwarden's accounts of St. Margaret's Parish, Westminster. Compiled by T.C. Noble, these records provide a unique perspective on Caxton's activities and the social fabric of 15th-century Westminster. Explore details of daily life, religious observances, and community events that shaped Caxton's world. This volume sheds light on the historical context surrounding the man who revolutionized English literature and printing.

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