Further Reading
- Mark Argetsinger, A Legacy of Letters, An Assessment of Stanley Morison's Monotype 'Programme of Typographical Design' with specimens ... (2008)
- Stanley Morison and 'John Fell' (2003. Old School Press)
- James Moran, Stanley Morison, his typographical achievement (1971)
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