The Lincoln Library of Essential Information: Named in Honor of Abraham Lincoln, Whose Inspiring Example Demonstrated the Possibilities of Self-education. Rev. with Each New Printing, Volume 1

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Frontier Press, 1966 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries - 2192 pages

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Contents

History of the English LanguageGood UsageWord BuildingDerivation of Eng
200
FINE ARTS
548
Exploration Colonization Revolutionary War Territorial Growth
638
Copyright

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Common terms and phrases

18th century adjective adventures adverb American ancient Antonyms applied ballad beautiful brother called Canterbury Tales century character clause comedy Cronus daughter death Dickens drama England English English language epic Essays expression Faery Queen fairy famous father French German give goddess Greek Henry hero History humor idea implies Italian James John Julius Cæsar Jupiter king King Arthur Lady language Latin legend letter literary literature lyric married matter means ment modern Molière mythology night Norse mythology noun Novels object Odin one's original Orlando Furioso period person phrase play Poems poet poetry political popular preposition Priam pronoun prose reference represented romance satire Scandinavian mythology Scott sense sentence Shakespeare signifies songs speak speaker speech spirit suffix tale tell thing tion told tragedy translated verb verse wife William words writing written wrote Zeus

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TitleThe Lincoln Library of Essential Information: Named in Honor of Abraham Lincoln, Whose Inspiring Example Demonstrated the Possibilities of Self-education. Rev. with Each New Printing, Volume 1
The Lincoln Library of Essential Information: Named in Honor of Abraham Lincoln, Whose Inspiring Example Demonstrated the Possibilities of Self-education. Rev. with Each New Printing
Edition29, revised
PublisherFrontier Press, 1966
Original fromUniversity of Minnesota
Digitized28 Sep 2010
Length2192 pages
  
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