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Wynkyn de Worde was the successor to William Caxton, and was responsible for taking over and running Caxton's press after his death. Books he printed included,
- Vitae Sanctorum Patrum
- Bartholomaeus de Proprietatibus Rerum, by John Trevisa
- Dives and Pauper
- The Book of St. Albans
- Canterbury Tales
- Contemplacyon of sinners by William Touris
- Mandeville's Travels
- Beves of Hamtoun
- Guy of Warwick
- Robin Hood
- The Miracles of Our Lady
- The Rote or mirror of Consolation
- The Twelve profits of tribulation
- The Bowge of Court by John Skelton
- The History of the Three Kings of Cologne
- The Ship of Fools
