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An American Dictionary of the English and German Languages, Containing All the Words in General Use; Designating the Various Parts of Speech in Both Languages, with the Orthography, Accentuation. Division and Plan of Pronunciation According to Webster, and with the Genders and Plurals of the German Nouns, the Division of Words Into Syllables, the Separation of Compound Nouns by Double-hyphens According to Their Formation. By P.J. Kunst. Part I[-II]. English and German [German and English].

P. J. Kunst

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