Extracts from the lectures of John Hunter, professor of humanity, University of St Andrews, in the year 1821.
Notes on the principal elements of grammar.
Extracts from the lectures of John Hunter, 1821.
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- Dates of Creation1821
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- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description1 volume, 143pp
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John Hunter (1746-1837) was the first lay Principal of United College, St Andrews. He had studied at Edinburgh University, acted as clerk to Lord Monboddo, and was then appointed in 1775 as professor of humanity at St Andrews University. He remained in this post until 1835, only retiring to become Principal.
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Binding: quarter red morocco with marbled boards.Paper: 9.5x15cm
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