An edition of A Dictionary of love (1806)

A Dictionary of love

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A Dictionary of love
John Cleland
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An edition of A Dictionary of love (1806)

A Dictionary of love

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Printed at the Minerva-press
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English
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108

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A Dictionary of love: wherein is the description of a perfect beauty, the picture of a fop or macaroni, and a key to all the arch phrases, and difficult terms used in that universal language : with notes
1806, Printed at the Minerva-press
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A Dictionary of love: wherein is the description of a perfect beauty, the picture of a fop or macaroni, and a key to all the arch phrases, and difficult terms used in that universal language : with notes.
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Humerous definitions, translated & adapted with considerable additions from the "Dictionnaire d'amour" of J.F. Dreux du Radier; for authorship, see Roger Lonsdale, "New attributions to John cleland," RES, n.s. 30 (1979), p. 285-286, who concludes that "about a quarter of the definitions are basically Cleland's own." This edition is expurgated.

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