Beeton's Science, Art, and Literature: A Dictionary of Universal Information, Comprising a Complete Summary of the Moral, Mathematical, Physical, and Natural Sciences, a Plain Description of the Arts, and Interesting Synopsis of Literary Knowledge, with the Pronunciation and Etymology of Every Leading Term, Volume 1 |
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| Title | Beeton's Science, Art, and Literature: A Dictionary of Universal Information, Comprising a Complete Summary of the Moral, Mathematical, Physical, and Natural Sciences, a Plain Description of the Arts, and Interesting Synopsis of Literary Knowledge, with the Pronunciation and Etymology ..., Volume 1 Beeton's Science, Art, and Literature: A Dictionary of Universal Information, Comprising a Complete Summary of the Moral, Mathematical, Physical, and Natural Sciences, a Plain Description of the Arts, and Interesting Synopsis of Literary Knowledge, with the Pronunciation and Etymology of Every Leading Term, Samuel Orchart Beeton |
| Author | Samuel Orchart Beeton |
| Publisher | Ward, Lock, & Tyler, 1870 |
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