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A new dictionary of the English language
Richardson, Charles (1775-1865)
1839
Originally published as a part of the Encyclopaedia metropolitana.
A new dictionary of the English language : combining explanation with etymology and illustrated by quotations from the best authorities (v.1)
Richardson, Charles (1775-1865)
1855
Originally published as part of the "Encyclopaedia metropolitana".
A new dictionary of the English language : combining explanation with etymology and illustrated by quotations from the best authorities (v.2)
Richardson, Charles (1775-1865)
1855
Originally published as part of the "Encyclopaedia metropolitana".
A new dictionary of the English language : combining explanation with etymology: and illustrated by quotations from the best authorities (v.1)
Richardson, Charles (1775-1865)
1844
Preface dated 1837.
A new dictionary of the English language : combining explanation with etymology: and illustrated by quotations from the best authorities (v.2)
Richardson, Charles (1775-1865)
1844
Preface dated 1837.
A new dictionary of the English language (v.1 pt.1)
Richardson, Charles (1775-1865)
1835-37
Vol.2 part 2 (S-Z) has half-title only.
A new dictionary of the English language (v.1 pt.2)
Richardson, Charles (1775-1865)
1835-37
Vol.2 part 2 (S-Z) has half-title only.
A new dictionary of the English language (v.2 pt.1)
Richardson, Charles (1775-1865)
1835-37
Vol.2 part 2 (S-Z) has half-title only.
A new dictionary of the English language (v.2 pt.2)
Richardson, Charles (1775-1865)
1835-37
Vol.2 part 2 (S-Z) has half-title only.
A new dictionary of the English language : combining explanation with etymology: and illustrated by quotations from the best authorities (v.1)
Richardson, Charles (1775-1865)
1867
"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 t...
A new dictionary of the English language : combining explanation with etymology: and illustrated by quotations from the best authorities (v.2)
Richardson, Charles (1775-1865)
1867
"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 t...