Dictionary of the English Language by Samuel Johnson Fourth Edition Dublin 1775

[Literature] Johnson, Samuel. Dictionary of the English Language. W.G. Jones for Thomas Ewing, Dublin, 1768. This is apparently the first Dublin Edition abstracted from the 3rd London edition. 8vo. Mo

Johnson, Samuel. A DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. Dublin: Thomas Ewing, 1775. 2 vol. 4to. Wanting blanks. Bound in modern 1/4 calf over marbled boards. Contents with some light to moderate foxing

Samuel Johnson English Dictionary complete 2 volumes . Stated 2nd edition 1755. Title page printed red & black. Cover is detached on Volume 1 but it is present. Dimensions: Condition : Expand photos t

Dictionary of the English Language by Samuel Johnson, A. M. (London, 1756; the abridged edition, two volumes bound as one). In a later half-leather binding.

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"A Dictionary of the English Language in which the words are deduced from their Originals..", Dublin, Language 1768 Dublin. Printed by W. G. Jones for Thomas Ewing, In Dame-Street, MDCCLXVIII (1768).

Johnson, Samuel. "A Dictionary of the English Language" Volumes I & II, abstracted from the Folio Edition, Third Edition. London; A. Millar, et al, MDCCLXVI (1766). Full calf with raised bands and spr

Johnson, Samuel. A Dictionary of the English Language. London: W. Strahan, 1755. Second edition. First volume only, plain cloth. Title printed in red and black, woodcut tail-pieces. Folio. Title, last

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2 VOLS. 1773 PRINTING; DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE BY SAMUEL JOHNSON, LONDON, PRINTED BY W.J. STRAHAN

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Books: Four assorted books, comprising The Sacred History of the World, by Sharon Turner, 1832; A Dictionary of the English Language in Miniature, by Samuel Johnson, 1831; The Christian Year: Thoughts

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