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ANEW mid EASY INTRODUCTION to the
HEBREW LANGUAGE—upon the plan ef Grammar in
general. Designed to entourage and promote the study of that
language, by facilitating the acquirement of he principles upon a
plan which in no work of the kind has hitherto been adopted,
By the Rev. JAMES WILLIAMS NEWTON, M.A.
Minor Canon of the Cathedral Church of Norwich.
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