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Record ID 352757
Library: Leighton Library. Register: Ledger 1 (1780-1840, Type: Town). Page: 139
Adam's Vind: of the English Language
Borrowed: 1801/10/29 (Thursday). Lending Record Other Info: Returned.
Reverend Mr Christopher Tait
Gender: Male. Address: Kincardine-in-Menteith.
Occupation (original): Minister of Kincardine-in-Menteith, 1773-1812.
Subs Date: 31 January 1781. Subs: Trustee. Life dates: 1744-1812.
Occupation (normalised): Religion and Clergy > Minister/Priest > Church of Scotland. Arts and Letters > Author.
James Adams (Male, born 1737, died 1802)
Genre: Belles Lettres, Genre: Education
The pronunciation of the English language vindicated.
Language: English. Publication Place: Edinburgh. Publication Year: 1799. Format: 8vo (octavo).
Confidence level: Certain
James Adams (Male, born 1737, died 1802)
Genre: Belles Lettres, Genre: Education
The pronunciation of the English language vindicated from imputed anomaly & caprice: in two parts. An Analytical Process Respecting Elementary Combinations and Variations, Chiefly Confined to Monosyllables. An Investigation of Prosodv in all the Multiplied forms of Words, Syllables, Green and Latin Analogy, &c. With an appendix, on the dialects of human speech in all countries, And an Analytical Discussion and Vindication of the Dialect of Scotland. By the Rev. James Adams, S. R. E. S.
Language: English . Published: Edinburgh. Date of publication: 1799. Format: 8vo. Pagination: 164p.
Number of borrowings: 1
ESTC: T68632
James Adams (Male, born 1737, died 1802)
Genre: Belles Lettres, Genre: Education
Pronunciation of the English Language Vindicated from Imputed Anomaly & Caprice
Borrowed: 1801/10/29 (Thursday).
Borrower: Reverend Mr Christopher Tait
Author: James Adams (Male, born 1737, died 1802), Genre: Belles Lettres, Genre: Education
Pronunciation of the English Language Vindicated from Imputed Anomaly & Caprice