Encyclopaedia Metropolitana; Or, Universal Dictionary Of Knowledge; On An Original Plan, Projected By The Late Samual Ta, (Hardcover)

Unlock the foundations of human knowledge with a work shaped by the vision of Samuel Taylor Coleridge and the scholarship of Edward Smedley. Encyclopaedia Metropolitana Volume I stands as a remarkable encyclopedic dictionary series, blending the rigour of a philosophical reference book with the clarity of an alphabetical knowledge compendium. This opening volume guides readers through the pure sciences, offering an illuminating introduction to grammar, logic, rhetoric, and the fundamentals of mathematics. Every page invites curiosity. A cornerstone of 19th century literature, this Victorian era publication is more than a historical encyclopaedia - it is a testament to the intellectual ambition of its time. Scholars and academics will appreciate the meticulous structure, while casual readers will find its logic and rhetoric guide both accessible and inspiring. The influence of Coleridge's original plan resonates throughout, making this volume an educational resource of rare depth and breadth. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Whether you seek a cultural treasure for your library or a practical companion for study, Encyclopaedia Metropolitana endures as a beacon of learning for every generation.