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A new dictionary of the English language, : combining explanation with etymology: and illustrated by quotations from the best authorities. The words--with those of the same family, in German, Dutch and Swedish, or in Italian, French and Spanish,--are traced to their origin. The explanations are deduced from the primitive meaning through the various usages. The quotations are arranged chronologically from the earliest period to the beginning of the present century

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1858.
Call number: 635675
Creator: Richardson, Charles (1775-1865)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 29 cm
Associated people: Burton, Richard Francis, (1821-1890,)
Associated organization: Bell and Daldy,
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