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Grammar and pleasure united, or, An easy introduction to the English and Latin languages : in verse
Grammar and pleasure united, or, An easy introduction to the English and Latin languages : in verse
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Grammar and pleasure united, or, An easy introduction to the English and Latin languages : in verse

Date1770
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Grammar and pleasure united, or, An easy introduction to the English and Latin languages : in verse. Composed by Mr. Jenkin-Thomas Philips ... ; and republished by John Ryland ... Signatures: A12.
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Dimensions24 pages
Language
CollectionOsborne Collection of Early Children's Books
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131009546318D
Dewey Number2252676
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