Grammar made familiar and easy to young gentlemen, ladies, and foreigners : to which is added, The art of writing ; illustrated with copper-plates ; together with a Collection of Letters ; and Directions for addressing persons of distinction, either in writing or discourse ; being the first volume of the Circle of sciences ; intended to make the youth of each sex universally beloved and admired ; and to make them rich, wise, and happy.

A reissue with a collective titlepage of the third edition of 'Circle of the sciences'.
"Published by the King's authority"--tp.
Dedication to William Randal, Lord Viscount Dunluce, signed by the editors.
Probably a pirated edition of the work with a similar title published in 1748 by John Newbery, London (cf. Roscoe)
The text on Grammar is by John Newbery.
Shelved with seven other volumes from Circle of sciences: II Arithmetic--III Rhetoric--IV Poetry--V Logic--VI Geography--VII Chronology--VIII Spelling-Dictionary (PML 88535-41)