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LONDON: PRINTED FOR E. NEWBERY. POOR IN BROWN LEATHER. FRONT BOARD MISSING. Pages: 221. . 1796. HARDCOVER.. LEATHER SCUFFED & EDGEWORN. PAGES TONING. SOME FOXING & SMALL STAINS. PAGES INTACT, ENTIRELY LEGIBLE. .
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BLOSSOMS OF MORALITY. INTENDED FOR THE AMUSEMENT & INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG LADIES & GENTLEMEN
by By the editor of LOOKING-GLASS FOR THE MIND (JOHNSON, RICHARD)
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Blossoms Of Morality: Intended for the Amusement and Instruction of Young Ladies & Gentlemen.
by Johnson, Richard. (Editor)
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London: E. Newbery, 1801. Third edition, enlarged. Hardcover. Good. 16mo, x, 221 pages, contemporary full sheep, joints repaired. With 47 wood engravings by John Bewick - his final work. The first edition of this text appeared without illustrations in 1789. The 1796 edition was illustrated. [ Osborne Collection I:p.268 - this ed.]. Published by Elizabeth Newbery
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