The deep dive into textual development…reflects the best of what book historical work can offer—namely, the meaning behind the material culture that was so important in early modern intellectual life. …Skloot’s ability to explain significance is impressive, and his clear contextualization makes this a worthwhile book for scholars, students, and lay readers of book history, early modern Europe, and Jewish–Christian interaction.
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