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English orthography: or, The art of writing and spelling true English, in three parts. Part I. Contains all what is necessary for the letters in orthography, and every letter considered in particular. Part II. Contains the spelling part, with rules and directions for reading, spelling, and understanding all hard words ... Part III. Presents the learner with ample and usefull instructions how to write letters of all sorts ...
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First published in 1687
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The case of the said Earl of Loudoun, the Earl of Stair, and Colonel Dalrymple: To be heard at the bar of the House of Lords, on Friday,March 14. 1739-40
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The respondents case: To be heard at the bar of the House of Lords, ... March, 1739
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First published in 1739
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