Universal dictionary of the english language - a new and original work presenting for convenient reference the orthography, pronunciation, meaning, use, origin and development of every word in the (14781371141)

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Title: Universal dictionary of the english language : a new and original work presenting for convenient reference the orthography, pronunciation, meaning, use, origin and development of every word in the english language ...
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Hunter, Robert, 1823-1897 Morris, Charles, 1833-1922
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Publisher: New York : Peter Fenelon Collier
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Internet Archive



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imes 79 U. S. OF COLOMBIA (18W)), Hall-cenvawk 80 MOZAMBIQUE (IsM), 5 Reis. 81 HONDURAS (1891), 2 Pesos. 82 FUNCHAL (1892), 5 Reis. 83 MEXICO (1864), 4 Reals. 84 CEYLON (1892), 2 Cents. 85 ROUMANIA (1879), Half-banl. 86 ITALY (1890). 2 Ccntesimi. 87 HAMBURG (1866), 4 Shillings. 88 PHILLIPINE ISLANDS (1893), 1 MlUlBem* 89 GREECE (1896), 1 Lupta. 90 RUSSIA (1&S9), 4.Kopecs. 91 ITALY (lsi6), 40 Cente«imi. 92 HAWAII (1894), 2 Cents. 93 SAN MARINO (1891), 25 Centeslmi. 94 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (1895), 1 CentavOw 95 GAMBIA (1889), 1 Penny. 96 DENMARK (1874), 5 Ore. 97 ALSACE (1871), 5 Centimes. 98 NICARAGUA (1869), 10 Centavos. 99 PRINCE EDW.\RD ISLAND (1S72), 1 Cent. 100 SOUTH AFRICAN REPUBLIC (1891), 1 Penny. 101 BADEN (1862), 3 Kreutzer. 102 CHINA (1885), 1 Canrtareen. 103 HELIGOLAND (1876), 1 Pfennige. 104 ORANGE FREE STATE (1894), 1 Penny. 105 EGYPT (1891), 3 Milliemes. 106 PERU (1894), 1 Centavo. 107 NEW BRUNSWICK (1860), 1 Cent. 108 LABUAN (1891), 2 Cents. 109 NORWAY (1888), 2 Ore.
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