A glossary of obscure words and phrases in the writings of Shakspeare and his contemporaries, traced etymologically to the ancient language of the British people as spoken before the irruption of the Danes and Saxons - Info and Reading Options

By Charles Mackay ( 1814 - 1889 )

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“A glossary of obscure words and phrases in the writings of Shakspeare and his contemporaries, traced etymologically to the ancient language of the British people as spoken before the irruption of the Danes and Saxons” Metadata:

Title: ➤ A glossary of obscure words and phrases in the writings of Shakspeare and his contemporaries, traced etymologically to the ancient language of the British people as spoken before the irruption of the Danes and Saxons
Author: Charles Mackay

“A glossary of obscure words and phrases in the writings of Shakspeare and his contemporaries, traced etymologically to the ancient language of the British people as spoken before the irruption of the Danes and Saxons” Subjects and Themes:

Subjects: ➤ English language - Etymology - Glossaries - Language - Obsolete words - Dictionaries
People: ➤ William Shakespeare (1564-1616)

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The Open Library ID: OL2987310W

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