The PolyanthosJ. T. Buckingham, 1812 |
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ON THE ORIGIN OF ALPHABETICAL CHARACTERS . BY THE REV . GILBERT WAKEFIELD . The following Essay was written about the year 1784 , and received such favour as to be read to the Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester ( England ) ...
ON THE ORIGIN OF ALPHABETICAL CHARACTERS . BY THE REV . GILBERT WAKEFIELD . The following Essay was written about the year 1784 , and received such favour as to be read to the Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester ( England ) ...
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ON THE ORIGIN OF ALPHABETICAL CHARACTERS . BY THE REV . GILBERT WAKEFIELD . Concluded from page 46 . III . WHAT we know of those nations , who have continued for many centuries unconnected with the rest of the world , strongly militates ...
ON THE ORIGIN OF ALPHABETICAL CHARACTERS . BY THE REV . GILBERT WAKEFIELD . Concluded from page 46 . III . WHAT we know of those nations , who have continued for many centuries unconnected with the rest of the world , strongly militates ...
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