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Archibald Campbell
Lexiphanes, a dialogue. Imitated from Lucian, and suited to the present times. Being an attempt to restore the English tongue to its ancient purity, and to correct, as well as expose, the affected style, hard words, and absurd phraseology of many late writers, and particularly of our English Lexiphanes, the Rambler.
London: Printed for J. Knox, near Southampton-Street, in the Strand
, 1767.
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Borrower Name | Volume | Date Out | Date In | Fine | Transcribed Title |
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John Oothoudt | 8/19/1790 | 8/24/1790 | Laxiphanes | ||||
Thomas Hammersley | 4/18/1791 | 4/20/1791 | Lexiphanus | ||||
William Linn | 1/21/1792 | 1/23/1792 | Lexephanies | ||||
Charles Rhind | 12/14/1803 | 12/31/1803 | 3d | Lexiphanes | |||
Edmund Seaman | 2/1/1804 | 2/17/1804 | Lexiphanes | ||||
Garret H. Van Wagenen | 12/7/1804 | 12/18/1804 | Lexiphanes | ||||
Catharine Ladley Valentine | Volume 1 | 6/20/1805 | 6/20/1805 | Lexiphanes | |||
John Jacob Astor | 8/16/1805 | 8/18/1805 | 4/ | Lexephanies |