The Imperial Dictionary, On the Basis of Webster's English Dictionary

Originally published in 1850, The Imperial Dictionary is a massive and comprehensive dictionary of the English language. Drawing on the latest scholarship and research, John Ogilvie provides detailed definitions for thousands of words, along with examples of usage and a wealth of etymological information. A valuable resource for scholars, writers, and anyone interested in the English language.

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