In the early modern era, books are dominantly important in spreading knowledge of different sectors. By 18th century, the printing industry has already been using stereotype printing and cloth-fiber paper; however, despite the inventions, not everyone could afford finely made books. Some advanced scientific knowledge remains in the hands of a minor part of the population. The primary source of this analysis, a book which is half meter of height and a third meter of wide, “essai d’anatomie: en tableaux imprimés […]”, suggest that certain medical knowledge can only be distributed to wealthy…