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... Language are fo fully fhewn as to lay the Foundation of a confiftent and rational Pronunciation . Like- wife Rules to be obferved by the Natives of Scotland , Ireland , and London , for avoiding their refpective Peculiarities , and Di ...
... Language are fo fully fhewn as to lay the Foundation of a confiftent and rational Pronunciation . Like- wife Rules to be obferved by the Natives of Scotland , Ireland , and London , for avoiding their refpective Peculiarities , and Di ...
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... language to incline to the fide of propriety ; fo that my defign is principally to give a kind of history of pronunciation , and a register of its prefent ftate ; and where the authorities of dic- tionaries or speakers are found to ...
... language to incline to the fide of propriety ; fo that my defign is principally to give a kind of history of pronunciation , and a register of its prefent ftate ; and where the authorities of dic- tionaries or speakers are found to ...
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... language , as in their conflitution ; induced by the fame principle ; that is , a principle of philanthropy . America ought to be the afylum of the human race , The Americans ought to have a connection with all the inhabitants of the ...
... language , as in their conflitution ; induced by the fame principle ; that is , a principle of philanthropy . America ought to be the afylum of the human race , The Americans ought to have a connection with all the inhabitants of the ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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