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John Smith (1752-1809)

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Type of entity: Person

Name: John Smith

Date of birth: 1752

Date of death: 1809

Source of information: Special Collections

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Thompson Collection 21/LAT: The Latin tutor, or, An introduction to the making of Latin : containing a copious exemplification of the rules of the Latin syntax from the best authorities : accomodated to Adam's grammar, and Smith's N.H.L. grammar : also rules for adapting the English to the Latin idiom, the use of the particles exemplified in English sentences designed to be translated into Latin : with rules for the positions of words in Latin composition