The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, Or Gustavus Vassa, The African: Written By Himself — Page 5
The Reverend Mr. Edward Hoare
Le Révérend M. Edward Hoare
William Hodges, Esq.
William Hodges, Ecuyer
Reverend Mr. John Holmes, 3 copies
Révérend M. John Holmes, 3 exemplaires
Mr. Martin Hopkins
M. Martin Hopkins
Mr. Thomas Howell
M. Thomas Howell
Mr. R. Huntley
M. R. Huntley
Mr. J. Hunt
M. J. Hunt
Mr. Philip Hurlock, jun.
M. Philip Hurlock, fils
Mr. Hutson
M. Hutson
J
J
Mr. T.W.J. Esq.
M. T.W.J., Ecuyer
Mr. James Jackson
M. James Jackson
Mr. John Jackson
M. John Jackson
Reverend Mr. James
Révérend M. James
Mrs. Anne Jennings
Mme Anne Jennings
Mr. Johnson
M. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Mme Johnson
Mr. William Jones
M. William Jones
Thomas Irving, Esq. 2 copies
Thomas Irving, Ecuyer, 2 exemplaires
Mr. William Justins
M. William Justins
K
K
The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird
Le Très Honorable Lord Kinnaird
William Kendall, Esq.
William Kendall, Ecuyer
Mr. William Ketland
M. William Ketland
Mr. Edward King
M. Edward King
Mr. Thomas Kingston
M. Thomas Kingston
Reverend Dr. Kippis
Révérend Docteur Kippis
Mr. William Kitchener
M. William Kitchener
Mr. John Knight
M. John Knight
L
L
The Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of London
Le Très Révérend Lord Évêque de Londres
Mr. John Laisne
M. John Laisne
Mr. Lackington, 6 copies
M. Lackington, 6 exemplaires
Mr. John Lamb
M. John Lamb
Bennet Langton, Esq.
Bennet Langton, Ecuyer
Mr. S. Lee
M. S. Lee
Mr. Walter Lewis
M. Walter Lewis
Mr. J. Lewis
M. J. Lewis
Mr. J. Lindsey
M. J. Lindsey
Mr. T. Litchfield
M. T. Litchfield
Edward Loveden Loveden, Esq. M.P.
Edward Loveden Loveden, Ecuyer, député
Charles Lloyd, Esq.
Charles Lloyd, Ecuyer
Mr. William Lloyd
M. William Lloyd
Mr. J.B. Lucas
M. J.B. Lucas
Mr. James Luken
M. James Luken
Henry Lyte, Esq.
Henry Lyte, Ecuyer
Mrs. Lyon
Mme Lyon
M
M
His Grace the Duke of Marlborough
Son Altesse le Duc de Marlborough
His Grace the Duke of Montague
Son Altesse le Duc de Montague
The Right Hon. Lord Mulgrave
Le Très Honorable Lord Mulgrave
Sir Herbert Mackworth, Bart.
Sir Herbert Mackworth, Baronnet
Sir Charles Middleton, Bart.
Sir Charles Middleton, Baronnet
Lady Middleton
Lady Middleton
Mr. Thomas Macklane
M. Thomas Macklane
Mr. George Markett
M. George Markett
James Martin, Esq. M.P.
James Martin, Ecuyer, député
Master Martin, Hayes-Grove, Kent
Jeune Martin, Hayes-Grove, Kent
Mr. William Massey
M. William Massey
Mr. Joseph Massingham
M. Joseph Massingham
John McIntosh, Esq.
John McIntosh, Ecuyer
Paul Le Mesurier, Esq. M.P.
Paul Le Mesurier, Ecuyer, député
Mr. James Mewburn
M. James Mewburn
Mr. N. Middleton,
M. N. Middleton,
T. Mitchell, Esq.
T. Mitchell, Ecuyer
Mrs. Montague, 2 copies
Mme Montague, 2 exemplaires
Miss Hannah More
Mademoiselle Hannah More
Mr. George Morrison
M. George Morrison
Thomas Morris, Esq.
Thomas Morris, Ecuyer
Miss Morris
Mademoiselle Morris
Morris Morgann, Esq.
Morris Morgann, Ecuyer
Vocabulary
- Le
- luh — Masculine singular definite article meaning 'the'
- Révérend
- ray-vay-rohn — Title of respect for a Christian clergy member
- M.
- muh-syuh — Abbreviation for Monsieur, meaning 'Mr.'
- Ecuyer
- ay-kwee-yay — Squire or esquire, a title of rank or courtesy
- exemplaires
- eg-zahn-plehr — Copies of a book or printed document
- fils
- feess — Son; used after a name to mean 'Junior'
- Mme
- ma-dam — Abbreviation for Madame, meaning 'Mrs.' or 'Ma'am'
- Très
- treh — Very; an adverb intensifying an adjective or title
- Honorable
- o-no-rabl — Worthy of honor; a title of high respect
- Lord
- lord — English title of nobility used in French texts
- Docteur
- dok-tuhr — Doctor; a title for a physician or academic
- Évêque
- ay-vek — Bishop; a high-ranking Christian church official
- de
- duh — Of or from; a common French preposition
- Londres
- lon-druh — London; the capital city of England
- député
- day-pü-tay — Member of parliament; an elected representative
- Son
- son — His or her; a possessive adjective in French
- Altesse
- al-tess — Highness; a title for royalty or nobility
- le
- luh — Masculine singular definite article meaning 'the'
- Duc
- dük — Duke; a high-ranking title of nobility
- Sir
- sihr — English title of knighthood used in French texts
- Baronnet
- ba-ro-neh — Baronet; a hereditary title below a baron
- Lady
- lay-dee — English title for a noblewoman used in French
- Jeune
- zhun — Young; also used to mean 'Junior' after a name
- Mademoiselle
- mad-mwa-zel — Miss; a title for an unmarried woman
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