Reading made most easy
Subtitle: consisting of a variety of useful lessons : proceeding from the alphabet to words of two letters only : and from thence to words of three, four, five letters, &c. &c. : so disposed, as to draw on learners with the greatest ease and pleasure, both to themselves and teachers : recommended for the use of schools
By: by W. Rusher
Contributors: Rusher, John Golby, 1784-1877; Pewtress & Co; Simpkin and Marshall; Beilby and Co
Edition: 300th ed.
Publisher: William Rusher
Published: 1825
Place of publication: Banbury
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Subjects: Christian life; Juvenile literature
Notes: "Printed and sold by the author : also by Longman, Baldwin, Evans, Dartons, Penny, Godwin, Whitaker, Pewtress & Co. and Simpkin & Marshall, London ; Rusher, Reading; Slatter, Oxford; Beilby and Co. Birmingham ; Birdsall, Northampton ; Sharpe, Warwick ; Tomline, Daventry, and all other booksellers.

Date of publication suggested by the Bodleian Library.

Complimentary poem, dated from Buckingham, July 10, 1792, by J. Williams: p. [8].

Reproduction of original in the Bodleian Library.

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