Talk:John Urry (literary editor)

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First use of Roman font

The later DNB article is supposedly an update to the accessible one, which does not mention fonts (though of course it gives an opinion of Urry's work which is reflected in more than one source). However, for comparison, this states that Thomas Speght used a Roman font in the appendix of "hard words", and the Glasgow exhibit shows a page which agrees with that statement. Tedickey (talk) 23:24, 25 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]