Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-12
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For the Of higher classes e common schools and acsd
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Emerson's Spelling Book
This Spelling Book becoming highly celebrated for its
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Members IN the Depa ment of reading and Grammar in
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EnsrSon's .4rithmeiics.
The North American Arithmetic; Part First, for young
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The North American Arithmetic: Part Secondary the
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Lemprlere's Classical Dictionary for schools and acad-
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indicate passages, which necessarily exclude from the
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MherwIso BIO of the greatest Importance In this work al
such passages excluded.
Voses School Astronomy; with numerous plates
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