An edition of A catechism of botany
(1824)
A catechism of botany
being a pleasing and familiar description of the vegetable kingdom; in which the linnaean classification of plants has been adhered to, and suitable examples of each class given.
Seventh edition.
by William Pinnock
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A catechism of botany: being a pleasing and familiar description of the vegetable kingdom; in which the linnaean classification of plants has been adhered to, and suitable examples of each class given.
1824, Printed for G. and W.B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane
in English
- Seventh edition.
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2 line quotation on title-page: "On every thorn delightful wisdom grows;/In every rill a sweet instruction flows." - Young.
Colophon: Printed by Cox and Baylis,/73 Great Queen Street, Lincoln's-Inn Fields.
Front cover: Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker.
Additional engraved title-page dated 1822: Pinnock's catechism of botany being a pleasing description of the vegetable kingdom.
Reference: NSTC 2P17511.
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