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Books of Instruction. 0602: Anon. (John Newbery?), Grammar made familiar and easy to Young Gentlemen, Ladies and Foreigners, being the First Volume of the Circle of the Sciences

Author: Anon. (Newbery, John?)
Title: Grammar made familiar and easy to Young Gentlemen, Ladies and Foreigners, being the First Volume of the Circle of the Sciences, etc Published by the King's Authority. Third edition with additions
Cat. Number: 0602
Date: 1769
1st Edition:
Pub. Place: London
Publisher: John Newbery and Thomas Carnan
Price:
Pages: 1 vol., 152pp.
Size: 9.5 x 6.5 cm
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Page 003 of item 0602

John Newbery first published his 'Circle of the Sciences' series in 1745-46. There were several changes to the consituent volumes of the series, and the order in which they were listed, but by the third edition of 1769, from which this volume comes, there were seven volumes. The contents were as follows: i. Grammar (see 0602)
ii. Arithmetic (see 1169, and 1168 for the 1748 edition)
iii. Rhetoric
v. Logic (see 0964)
vi. Geography (see 1045)
vii. Chronology
A Spelling-Dictionary of the English language (0605) had featured as an introductory volume to series in 1745, but by the second edition of 1748 it had been removed to be published separately. See Roscoe 1973: 73-82 for more details.

Roscoe, Sydney, John Newbery and his Successors, 1740-1814: A Bibliography, Wormsley, Herts., 1973