Volume 1
A general dictionary of arts and sciences: or a complete system of literature ... Poetry ... and theology / by ... James Scott ... The mathematical branches by Mr. Charles Green ... Naval and marine affairs ... by Mr. William Falconer ... Botany and gardening, by Mr. James Meader ... And the other branches of literature, by a society of gentlemen.
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- 1765-1766
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Credit: A general dictionary of arts and sciences: or a complete system of literature ... Poetry ... and theology / by ... James Scott ... The mathematical branches by Mr. Charles Green ... Naval and marine affairs ... by Mr. William Falconer ... Botany and gardening, by Mr. James Meader ... And the other branches of literature, by a society of gentlemen. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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