The Italian Master: or, The easiest and best method for attaining that Language: revised, corrected and enlarged. Done into English, with farther improvements by Mr. Uvedale. The second edition, to which is added, a dictionary, composed by the author of the Grammar, and now first translated into English, by Edward Martin.

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[viii], 198, [174]pp. 8vo. Leading blank removed. Contemp. panelled calf; puncture hole to spine; a little rubbed & scuffed. Signatures of Gulielmi & Wm. Randally on leading f.e.p. & titlepage respectively. A nice copy overall. Alston XII 39; ESTC T107784, 7 copies in the UK; 9 in North America. Alston XII 37 is Veneroni's The New Italian Grammar: or, The easiest and best method for attaining that language, published in 1711; ESTC suggests there was an additional edition of this title published in 1728 although it does not record any copies.

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The Italian Master: or, The easiest and best method for attaining that Language: revised, corrected and enlarged. Done into English, with farther improvements by Mr. Uvedale. The second edition, to which is added, a dictionary, composed by the author of the Grammar, and now first translated into English, by Edward Martin.

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Printed for J. Walthoe, R. Wilkin, &c. 1729

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1729

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