An edition of An abstract of English grammar (1816)

An abstract of English grammar

or, the principles of etymology and syntax, deduced from the philosophy and established usages of the language, and studiously accommodated to the understandings of all

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An edition of An abstract of English grammar (1816)

An abstract of English grammar

or, the principles of etymology and syntax, deduced from the philosophy and established usages of the language, and studiously accommodated to the understandings of all

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Printed by A. Phelps
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English
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54

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Grammar, English language

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An abstract of English grammar: or, the principles of etymology and syntax, deduced from the philosophy and established usages of the language, and studiously accommodated to the understandings of all
1816, Printed by A. Phelps
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Greenfield, Mass

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Library of Congress
PE1109 .W59

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Pagination
54 p.
Number of pages
54

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OL4940613M
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76367979

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