129:, where he participated in the printing of the book "Songs Different on Lord's Holidays", which he later sold in his bookstore in Novi Sad. The following year, he reprinted the Passion Gospel, and two years later he published a short essay on private and public works and a textbook, The History of the Bible. In 1793, he opened a bookbinding workshop in Dunavska Street. There is no precise information about his work during the last years of the 18th century.
105:. He also sent another request to Kaulić, which the Magistrate also rejected, threatening to confiscate his equipment and material. In 1783, Kaulić addressed the Board of Governors of the Habsburg Monarchy, which ordered the Magistrate to accept Kaulić as a citizen and to allow him to bind books. In July 1784, Kaulić bought the shop of bookkeeper Jozef Urblík in
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Janković's was accepted, after which Janković opened the first printing house in Novi Sad. Kaulić sued Janković the same year, claiming that Janković printed books in Cyrillic, violating the law of the Monarchy. Kaulić went to Vienna with
145:. Constantine retired from the work of a bookseller in early 1842, when his son Jovan took over the business, who, first with his brother Damian Jr., and later alone, continued his work and in 1846 remained the only printer in Novi Sad, after Janković's printing house stopped working.
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