The school advocate being an humble attempt to clear those seminaries from unjust aspersions, and proving their Superiority over every other Mode of juvenile Instruction. To which is added an address to youth, while pursuing a course of study, and on their conduct after leaving-school. By W. Weatherall.
- Weatherall, W.
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- 1778
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The school advocate: being an humble attempt to clear those seminaries from unjust aspersions, and proving their Superiority over every other Mode of juvenile Instruction. To which is added an address to youth, while pursuing a course of study, and on their conduct after leaving-school. By W. Weatherall
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[London] : Printed by G. Keeble, - Quaker's Buildings, West Smithfield, for the author, and sold by Mr. White in Fleet-Street, J. Bew and Alex. Hogg in Paternoster-Row, 1778
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