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PostSubject: Samuel Johnson 1755 Dictionary published   Sun 15 Apr 2007 - 10:28
On the 15th April 1755 Samuel Johnson published his Dictionary of the English Language.


information from Daily Express a week in history

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Smith, Nuttall, Ingham,McDermott and more

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PostSubject: Re: Samuel Johnson 1755 Dictionary published   Tue 22 May 2007 - 9:12
wave moved this little snippet from "Chit-Chat Archive" to Literature.
Will keep going back to the archive now & again to look through the interesting snippets that mattycat & chellin post, as might be others that can be moved to Literature or British History. Might be good idea to post future Literature or British history snippets directly to these boards instead of into Chit-Chat -
& still put them on the Calendar, of course. :ck-smile:

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