The Diarian Miscellany

The Ladies' Diary was a popular publication in the 18th century, providing readers with a wide range of useful and entertaining information. This collection, edited by C. Hutton, gathers together some of the best material from the magazine, offering insights into the world of science, mathematics, and literature during this period.

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