A lecture on the importance and necessity of rendering the English language a peculiar branch of female education; and on the mode of instruction by which it may be made subservient to the Purposes of improving the Understanding, and of inculcating the Precepts of Religion and Virtue. As it was delivered at Hickford's Great Room in Brewer-Street, May 4, 1772. By J. Rice

  • Rice, John, fl. 1765.
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1773
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Lecture on the importance and necessity of rendering the English language a peculiar branch of female education; and on the mode of instruction by which it may be made subservient to the Purposes of improving the Understanding, and of inculcating the Precepts of Religion and Virtue. As it was delivered at Hickford's Great Room in Brewer-Street, May 4, 1772. By J. Rice (Online)
A lecture on the importance and necessity of rendering the English language a peculiar branch of female education; and on the mode of instruction by which it may be made subservient to the Purposes of improving the Understanding, and of inculcating the Pr

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London : printed for G. Kearsly, at No. 46, opposite Fetter-Lane in Fleet-Street, 1773.

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