BEST DICTIONARY EVER MADE !! NOAH WEBSTER 1828

[@indiagonzalez4953]

Sounds so good , definitely will check it out.

[@djsadventuresandtrians3959]

So many words definitions have changed or used against us to control or suppress information and knowledge, this is why old books like this one are so important to having a free society. Words and there original meanings are very important to understand context of the past, and to also protect us from words being misused and manipulated to change the way we view things.

[@sergioortiz1839]

I am trying to find one online. Any suggestions?

[@ArturoPena-v3w]

Where can I get one, thank youu

[@saleemahfareed4495]

In the inside is it large print to see the words better

[@enriqueshinobi5690]

That is incredible 😳

[@claudiojohnperri8816]

Where can I get a copy of the 1828 NOAH WEBSTER DICTIONARY

[@1217mikegrs]

Amazon

[@lifewithkennya7838]

Great

[@thykingdomcome4906]

👍

[@amyfisher147]

Yeah I have some questions are the people who are misclassified as negro black in color Indian native American African-American are they Moors also who are the Aboriginal Americans and what is the definition of European

[@TWESHELLSHOCKR]

Alot of the information you seek is in the Library of Congress. Or just look up the Word in Older Dictionaries like this. Once you see it and comprehend it yourself, then start your journey from there.

[@vantejohnson3683]

Where did you purchase from??

[@KrazykoolSaurabh138]

Its available on amazon

[@The_name105]

I got it for Christmas. It is definitely very good.

[@wildernessofzinn17]

Look up the word BATRACHOMYOMACHY It's in that dictionary, but NOT in the Third New International or many others. In the Preface, Noah Webster foresaw 300 million people as the population of America 200 years hence. Well...here we are, 200 years hence (well, dang close), and we're around 330 million. It is indeed a wonderful dictionary and not secularized like modern ones.

[@rgortega1285]

I never saw any maps or bteakdown of certain letters of detail views of english languague and the cover was green and all I've seen in past were red or light colored cover books. So your saying the first dictionary had no maps or other facts of knowledge? Hum, maybe it was an obvious short version of the 1913 webster dictionary. Mine has maps of locales on earth, a value breakdowns of letters, and more. Bottom line.

[@divinegracebabiera-gi9gg]

IMAGINE DRAGON'S

[@snehakarn2450]

Great