George Isaac Huntingford

An Introduction to the Writing of Greek, in Two Parts: for the Use of Winchester College. by George Isaac Huntingford, ...

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British Library

T098671

In two parts with a cancel titlepage; the first part consists of a presumed reissue of the sheets of an edition (the sixth?) of [Part the first of an introduction to the writing of Greek, .. ] of ca. 1796, the second part has its own titlepage dated 1799

Oxford : printed at the University Press, for John Burdon, Winchester; and Messrs. Cadell and Davies, London, 1800. 300,[2]p. ; 8°