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HISTORY of ENGLAND to the PRESENT TIME,
With Heads of the Sovereigns, and Portraits of the Junior
Branches of the present Royal Family, a Map, &c.
Just published, 68. bound and lettered,
DINNOCK'S IMPROVED EDITION
of GOLDSMITH'S HISTORY of ENGLAND,
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1830, with a Dictionary, Historical, Biographical, &c.
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YLLABIC SPELLING, or a Summary
KJ Method of Teaching Children to Read, upon the
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH DICTIONARY.
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ADICTIONARY of the FRENCH and
ENGLISH LANGUAGES, in Two Parts • com-
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various Additions, Corrections, and improvethento
By B. BOLE AU and P.IC.QUOT.
The omission of many obsolete expressions has
enabled the Editors of this Dictionary to introduce a con-
siderable number of words which owe their origin to re-
cent improvements in the Arts, and additional examples of
French phraseology, which ate of great importance in a
language abounding in figurative expressions ; and the
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