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Introduction With the invention of the printing press in the fifteenth century, and its gradual integration into society, people at last had access to literature.  It was William Caxton who first saw the opportunity to make money by printing and selling those stories and fables hitherto told by word of mouth. :thumb114275683: Artist: Absurdostudio-Krum (https://www.deviantart.com/absurdostudio-krum) At this time, literature did not have age-specific target audiences.  Inevitably, some stories appealed to children more than others.  Robin Hood was especially popular, while Aesop’s fables offered entertainment and life lessons to adults and children alike. It is, of course, impos