@article{525862,
      recid = {525862},
      author = {Fry, William,},
      title = {A new vocabulary of the most difficult words in the  English language, teaching to pronounce them with ease and  propriety; Shewing Their various Significations, and, where  necessary, are spelled so as to indicate the true  Articulation: Also, Names of Persons and Places, more  particularly those in the New Testament: Together with  several common Phrases from the Latin and French,  translated into English. The Whole accented and arranged in  alphabetical Order, and interspersed with Apophthegms,  ancient and modern, tending to promote Virtue and  Knowledge. Wherein is a new method of calculating the sun's  diameter, Whereby his horizontal Parallax is determined;  and a Plate annexed, by which may be discovered the  Magnitude of the Sun compared with the Earth. Compiled and  calculated by William Fry. Teacher of Languages and  Mathematical Sciences. [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {printed for and sold by the author, in St. Martin's  le-Grand; J. Buckland, in Paternoster-Row; and J. Johnson,  in St. Paul's-Church-Yard,},
      address = {London :},
      pages = {VIII,291,[1]p.,plate ;},
      year = {1784},
      note = {At bottom of title page in square brackets: entered at  Stationer's-Hall.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/525862},
}