Time Capsule Through the Renaissance to the Age of the Baroque

developing technologies to mass produce the written word. Literature, once only for the wealthy and the church, gave birth to the explosion of ideas and progressive thinking that pushed society even further ahead. This form of mass media has firmly changed the course of history, encouraging enlightenment and fostering developments in every aspect of life. Once an idea is in the hands of the people with such easy access, a revolution of sorts will carry on.

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Researched and Authored by: Michael J. Spindler of Local Music Hits

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