Why was it hard for the general population to access books before the Printing Press?

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Lukas Hestermeyer · Answer 1 · 2021-11-09T15:55:33+0000

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Books were hand-copied, expensive, and rare, with only a few thousand copies in Europe. After the printing press made books more affordable, millions of books became available to the general public.

Why was it hard for the general population to access books before the Printing Press?

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