A Brief History of Printing in England from Caxton to the Present by Frederick W. Hamilton is a study of key milestones in the history of printing in England. With the help of this work, readers will be able to better understand how book printing has developed in this country over the centuries. The book reveals the important stages in the development of printing, starting with the activities of William Caxton, who was the first printed book printer in England. The author traces the changes in the printing technique, the distribution of books among different layers of society, as well as the influence of politics and culture on the book printing industry. Frederick W. Hamilton created this book as a reference material for those interested in the history of books, printing, and cultural development. He examines the importance of publishing for society, its connection with culture and its influence on the formation of public thinking. "A Brief History of Printing in England from Caxton to the Present" is an important book that will help the reader better understand the importance of printing in English history and culture.