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Write a paragraph explaining why vernacular literature eventually became the preferred way to produce books

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The reason why vernacular literature eventually became the preferred way to produce books is because the "vernacular" was something that the majority of people could understand in terms of written language--meaning that a publisher and writer would make much more money printing in this language.

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