Bibliography and the Book Trades Studies in the Print Culture of Early New England Hugh Amory. Edited by David D. Hall "Amory's work amounts to an engaging whodunit, recounting the adventures of a bibliographic sleuth sifting through sparse clues and then deducing the historically obscured motives behind authorship, audience, and book-printing and book-selling practices in colonial New England."---Seventeenth-Century News "These dense essays . . . challenge almost every received opinion on printing, the world of books, literary scholarship, and more. Read with care, they offer us...