Rusher's 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, and five letters, spelling, &c. so disposed, as to draw on learners with the greatest ease and pleasure, both to themselves and their teachers ... : recommended for the use of schools
Contributors: Crawford, James Ludovic Lindsay, Earl of, 1847-1913
Edition: The four hundred and fifty-ninth ed.
Publisher: J.G. Rusher, Market-place
Place of publication: Banbury
Language: eng
Number of pages: 71
Subjects: Readers (Primary)
Other titles: Reading made most easy
Notes: Approximate date from Osborne Coll., p. 138.

"Price Sixpence."

Imprint on t.p. includes: London : Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., Longman, Darton, Whittaker, Mozley, &c. ; Reading : Rusher & Johnson ; Oxford : Slatter ; & all other booksellers.

Recommendations: p. 5-6.

Complimentary poem from Buckingham by J. Williams: p. 8.

Woodcut frontispiece, included in pagination.

First and last leaves pasted-down to wrappers.

Rare Book copy: From the Bibliotheca Lindesiana, with its stamp; with the autograph, "Balcarres, 1896" of the library's owner, James Ludovic Lindsay, 26th early of Crawford and 9th earl of Balcarres.