Chapbook:  A small, inexpensive stitched tract formerly sold by itinerant dealers, or chapmen, in western Europe and in North America. They contained tales of popular heroes, legend and folklore, jests, reports of notorious crimes, ballads, almanacs, nursery rhymes, school lessons, farces, biblical tales, dream lore, and other popular matter. The texts were mostly crude and anonymous, but they formed the major part of secular reading and now serve as a guide to the manners and morals of their times.  –Britannica

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