Noah Webster had a vision for his dictionary, which would be published in 1828. “It is not only important, but, in a degree necessary, that the people of this country, should have an American ...

An American Dictionary of the English Language, by Noah Webster, LL.D., New York 1828. The National Quilt Collection incorporates quilts from various ethnic groups and social classes, for quilts are ...

West Hartford native and Yale alumnus (B.A., 1778; M.A., 1781; and Honorary LL.D., 1823), Webster is most commonly known for his “American Dictionary of the English Language” (first published, 1828), ...

"He used little slips of paper." With that rudimentary system, Webster published his staggering landmark "American Dictionary of the English Language" in 1828. It spelled and defined 70,000 words ...

Mathews Memorial Library visited Mathews Elementary School on Oct. 15, again handing out personal dictionaries to third grade ...

Webster’s Dictionary, 1828 defines opinion as  “The judgement which the mind forms of any proposition, statement, theory, or ...

Dictionary Day on October 16 celebrates the birth of Noah Webster, an American writer who was born in 1758. Webster is best-known for publishing the first dictionary in 1806, which he continued to ...

the American Dictionary of the English Language in 1828. The name Noah is also associated with a number of actors, including ...

In 1806 he published A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, and then began work on An American Dictionary of the English Language. In order to complete this project, Webster researched ...

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The Midlevel Associates Survey tracks overall job satisfactions of more than 3,500 third-, fourth- and fifth-year associates across Big Law. The survey results in a ranking of firms based on their ...

The New England native’s impact on our national heritage proved far greater than just the American-English dictionary that still bears his name. "Webster was very much in the truest sense of the ...