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An Introduction To Mr. Byrom's Universal English Short Hadn: Or, The Way Of Writing English In The Most Easy, Concise, Regular & Beautiful Manner. In

An Introduction To Mr. Byrom's Universal English Short Hadn: Or, The Way Of Writing English In The Most Easy, Concise, Regular & Beautiful Manner. In

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ISBN10: 1247627152
ISBN13: 9781247627151
Publisher: Nabu Press
Published: Oct 5 2011
Pages: 156
Weight: 0.50
Height: 0.33 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English
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An Introduction To Mr. Byrom's Universal English Short Hadn: Or, The Way Of Writing English In The Most Easy, Concise, Regular & Beautiful Manner. In A Series Of Letters Addressed To A Young Friend. To Which Are Added, General Observations On The Short Hand Characters, With Appropriate Examples ...

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Thomas Molineux, John Byrom

Printed for the editor, by J. Clarke, 1804

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