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Philological Society

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  • Nathan Bailey's definition of ā€œoatsā€
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    / Since 1828

    The Philological Society, founded in 1842, established an ā€œUnregistered Words Committee,ā€ but, upon hearing two papers by Richard Chenevix Trench in 1857ā€”ā€œOn Some Deficiencies in Our English Dictionariesā€ā€”the society changed its plan to the making of A New English Dictionary on Historical Principles. Forward steps were…

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    The Philological Society, founded in 1842, established an ā€œUnregistered Words Committee,ā€ but, upon hearing two papers by Richard Chenevix Trench in 1857ā€”ā€œOn Some Deficiencies in Our English Dictionariesā€ā€”the society changed its plan to the making of A New English Dictionary on Historical Principles. Forward steps were…

    Read More