Ref: A Compendious History of England, From the Invasion By The Romans, to the War with France in MDCCXCIV. With Thirty-two Cuts of all the Kings and Queens who have reigned since the Conquest.
“As nothing teaches, so nothing delights, more than History. The First of those recommends it to the Study of Men; the Latter makes me think it the best for Youth. Locke on Education.”
London:
Printed for G. G. and J. Robinson, W. Bent, and J. Scatcherd. 1794.