Children's Primers

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Children's Primers

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The thread is lost now, but someone had asked about the use of printing presses to produce primers for children. I ran across an example of this and thought I'd put it out there:

http://books.google.com/books?id=oOZQWe ... #PPA269,M1
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Very cool find, I bet even those of us not so enterested in childern will still find a bit of general culture to be found there quite inlightening.

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I translated a couple of these from middle to modern englishsome years back. They are at my household website.
http://muckley.us


They are the first three entries under Muckley research http://muckley.us/research.htm

some of you mafioso types may also be interested in the 1386 resource pages. This was an ambitious project. It never really got finished. Eventually I may go back ot work on it. If you have images I could use I'd love ot have them http://muckley.us/1386/
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