Ic5.3.02
The academic reader. Containing miscellanies prose and verse, selected from the most elegant writers in the English language. Intended to assist in acquiring the happy talent of graceful reading; to kindle in the breast a noble ambition to rival illustrious characters, to promote generous sentiments, and to awaken a sensibility of whatever is most amiable in life. By H. Ward, school-master in Whitehaven.
[Whitehaven] : Printed by Alexander Coutts, for the author., 1789.
xxiv, 228 p. ; 12⁰
Alexander Coutts is known to have been active in Whitehaven between ca. 1776 and 1795
Advertisement for H. Ward's school, Whitehaven, on a2.
ESTC, T224159
Armorial bookplate of Eton College Library.
Armorial bookplate of Dan[ie]l Stalker, i.e. Daniel Stalker.
Ms. name inscription on front flyleaf: "[__] Sharpe".
18th century brown ?sheepskin binding; smooth spine; spine title.
Readers Early works to 1800.
England Whitehaven.
B39099