A course of lectures on elocution
Subtitle: together with two dissertations on language and some other tracts relative to those subjects : with various thoughts and interesting observations on the present prevailing mode of education occasionally interspersed
By: by Thomas Sheridan.
Contributors: Whyte, S. 1733-1811.
Edition: 2nd ed., rev. by the author.
Publisher: Printed for Samuel Whyte, of the English Grammar School, Grafton-Street, and sold by G. Faulkner, P. Wilson, and W. Smith
Published: 1764
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 264
Subjects: Elocution.; Oral reading.; Eloquence.; English language -- Pronunciation.
Other titles: Modern education respecting young ladies as well as gentlemen; Lectures on elocution, reading, &c.; Lectures on the art of reading; Art of reading prose
Notes: Each volume has own title page, with imprint date 1775.

Vol. 1 has added t.p. title: Lectures on elocution, reading, &c.

Vol. 2 has added t.p. title: Lectures on the art of reading, first part, containing The art of reading prose.

Signatures: v. 1: A₋b-₋sp6₋b-₋ss, A-I₋b-₋sp12₋b-₋ss, K-L₋b-₋sp12₋b-₋ss; v. 2: A₋b-₋sp4₋b-₋ss, B-I₋b-₋sp12₋b-₋ss, K₋b-₋sp11₋b-₋ss, b-d₋b-₋sp12₋b-₋ss, e₋b-₋sp3₋b-₋ss.

With: Modern education respecting young ladies as well as gentlemen / by Samuel Whyte. Dublin : Printed for the author by R. Marchbank, Cole-Alley, Castle-Street, 1775.

Vol. 2 has only 1775 t.-p.; t.-p. mutilated at top.

In manuscript on t.-p. and on last unnumbered page (i.e. p. [78]): Jerh (Jeremiah?) O'Donoghue.

Vol. 1 wanting.