The Scholar's Instructor, in a Familiar Way of Speaking. Whereby the Young Beginner May ... Attain the Knowledge of the English, Latin and Greek Tongues, Etc. [By P. K.]

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TitleThe Scholar's Instructor, in a Familiar Way of Speaking. Whereby the Young Beginner May ... Attain the Knowledge of the English, Latin and Greek Tongues, Etc. [By P. K.]
AuthorP. K.
Published1700
Original fromThe British Library
Digitized22 Mar 2016
  
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