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Genre/Form: | Dictionaries Early works Engravings Binders' instructions (Binding) Encyclopedias Manuscripts Prices (Provenance) Inscriptions (Provenance) Autographs (Provenance) Tail-pieces (Type evidence) Early works to 1800 Dictionaries Early works to 1800 Dictionnaires anglais Ouvrages avant 1800 |
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Document Type: | Book |
All Authors / Contributors: |
Ephraim Chambers; D Midwinter; John Senex; Robert Gosling; William Innys; Richard Manby; R Robinson, bookseller.; Charles Rivington; A Ward, bookseller.; John Knapton; Paul Knapton; Edward Symon; Samuel Birt; D Brown, bookseller.; Thomas Longman; Charles Hitch; John Shuckburgh; Andrew Millar; John Pemberton; John Armitt; Israel Pemberton; Cadwallader Colden; John Jay; Executors of J. Darby,; New York Society Library. |
OCLC Number: | 49347394 |
Notes: | Pagination, v. 1: [4], xxv, [1] p. followed by the main sequence, unpaged; v. 2: [2] p. followed by the main sequence; 23 leaves of plates (8 folded). "In two volumes." T.p. in red and black; head-and tail-pieces. Originally published 1728. Binder's instruction on p. [xxvi]. |
Description: | 2 volumes : illustrations ; 41 cm |
Contents: | v. 1. A-K -- v. 2. L-Z. |
Other Titles: | Cyclopaedia Universal dictionary of arts and sciences Cyclopedia |
Responsibility: | extracted from the best authors, dictionaries, journals, memoirs, transactions, ephemerides, &c. in several languages, by E. Chambers, F.R.S. ; [Two lines of quotation]. |
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