Ritual magic and grimoires

A brief view 1. Of errors and obscurities in the common version of the scriptures; addressed to Bible societies, clergymen and other friends of religion

2. Of errors and defects in class-books used in seminaries of learning; including dictionaries and grammars of the English, French, Greek and Latin languages; addressed to instructors of youth, and students, with a few hints to statesmen, members of Congress and heads of departments. To which are added, 3. A few plagiarisms, showing the way in which books may be made, by those who use borrowed capital

by Noah Webster

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19th century
Language: English

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Subjects: Bible, Orthography and spelling, English language, Dictionaries, Study and teaching, Textbooks, Etymology, Language and languages

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Ritual magic and grimoires
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2. Of errors and defects in class-books used in seminaries of learning; including dictionaries and grammars of the English, French, Greek and Latin languages; addressed to instructors of youth, and students, with a few hints to statesmen, members of Congress and heads of departments. To which are added, 3. A few plagiarisms, showing the way in which books may be made, by those who use borrowed capital Open Library record	1834	publisher not identified	English	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab)