Transcriber’s Note.

This is volume 2 of a 2 volume edition. Volume 1 can also be read at Project Gutenberg.

Each volume contains additional matter unique to that volume but pertinent to both.

Please note that while this is not a fascsimile of the published volume, it remains a "warts and all" version in accordance with the printer’s note in volume 1:--

_“Typographic peculiarities have been followed, even to the copying of gross faults, like doublets, that will be readily corrected by the reader. The object of the reprint is not merely to present the thought of the author, but to illustrate the typographic style of his time with its usual defects.”_

MOXON'S MECHANICK EXERCISES

Or, the Doctrine of

Handy-works.

Applied to the Art of

Printing.

The Second VOLUMNE.

By _Joseph Moxon_, Member of the Royal Society, and _Hydrographer_ to the King’s Most Excellent Majesty.

LONDON.

Printed for _Joseph Moxon_ on the West-side of _Fleet-ditch_, at the Sign of _Atlas_. 1683.

The Compositers Trade.