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A PAMPHLET. by N. WEBsTFR, IL. D.

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A PAMPHLET, by N. WEBSTER, IL. D.

 (price 12 l-2 cents,) containing

 I, Brief Pieso Of errors iD the common version oG the Scriptures, some of which, if not known Tead ers involve certain passages in coniusiOU as CaIme and other expounders of the sacred writings have marked. Also, notices of impRoprieies and obscur- ties of language, proceeding from changes in the use of words since the version made, some of which render particular passages unintelhgible 10 common renders: alsO notices of inaccuracies of grammar, which are very numerous; with remarks oo the nee of version Of the sacred Oraces containing, in passages phraseology which decency does not permit 10 he read iR public or in families.

 2 Examples O discrepancies tn the photography oi English words, in the Dictionaries of Johnson, Walk er and others, with examples of some singular mis- takes or hlunders.

 g. Dyersies or pronunciation among British ortho- epists which, by being copied into School DictioDa- res tn this country, tend to destroy uniformity, and prevent the use of a common standard.

 4. Examples of incorrect and false definitions, in Johnson, Walker, Sheridan, Jones, Jameson, Maun- der c which definitions copied into most of four School Dictionaries.

 5. Mistakes in Grammar and in Writing, furnishing hints for certain great men,

 G. Errors in the classification of words ia the Die fionaries of tho English, French, Latin, and Greek Languages; with examples of mistakes resulting from them in the versions of the Scriptures; showing that false principles constantly taught in our Semna- res oi learning.

 2. Plagiarisms committed ihe authors writings, by Ladley Murray, Israel Alger jr., and J. E. Wor- cesier. 29 Dec. 25.