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The Newtonian system of philosophy : explained by familiar objects, in an entertaining manner, for the use of young ladies and gentlemen

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The Newtonian system of philosophy : explained by familiar objects, in an entertaining manner, for the use of young ladies and gentlemen

Date1798

Names

Darton & Harvey (London, England) (publisher)

Darton & Harvey (London, England) (bookseller)

David Ogilvy & Son (London, England) (bookseller)

Goldsmith, Oliver, 1730?-1774 (contributor)

J. Walker (publisher)

Lackington, Allen and Co. (bookseller)

Lackington, Allen and Co. (publisher)

Lisney, C. (illustrator)

Magnet, William (editor)

Newbery, John, 1713-1767 (contributor)

Ogilvy and Son (publisher)

Telescope, Tom (author)

Vernor and Hood (bookseller)

Vernor and Hood (publisher)

Walker, John, active 1781-1817 (bookseller)

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Pages54 pages

Dimensions10 cm, 54Pages, 18 cm (3 15/16 in., 7 1/16 in.)

Language

English

ProvenanceGift of Ann Alycin and Elliott Hayes in memory of their parents, John Sullivan Hayes and Jo Ann Elliott Hayes

CollectionOsborne Collection of Early Children's Books

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Object Number37131032423014D

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