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kayray
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One of world's oldest children's books found in North Staffordshire

"The battered leather pocket book, called A Guide For The Childe And Youth, was published in 1667 and once belonged to a family in Newcastle."

http://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/world-s-oldest-children-s-books-North/story-28920271-detail/story.html

And they're in the process of digitizing it :) :) :)
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Oh how cool!
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It looks as if it was enlarged and remained in print for many decades thereafter too!

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