Exercises de Monr. Scot commences a Paris le 29 Novre. 1786 : manuscript, [ca. 1786].

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Exercises de Monr. Scot commences a Paris le 29 Novre. 1786 : manuscript, [ca. 1786].

Kennedy's French grammar exercise book. Includes a copy of Samuel Johnson's "Against inquisitive and perplexing thoughts" written in English.

1 v. ; 21 x 14 cm.

fre,

eng,

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University of Chicago Library

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