Corrector
A corrector (English plural ''correctors'', Latin plural ''correctores'') is a person or object practicing correction, usually by removing or rectifying errors.The word is originally a Roman title, ''corrector'', derived from the Latin verb ''corrigere'', meaning "to make straight, set right, bring into order."
Apart from the general sense of anyone who corrects mistakes, it has been used as, or part of (some commonly shortened again to Corrector), various specific titles and offices, sometimes quite distant from the original meaning. Provided by Wikipedia
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The candid philosopher or, free thoughts on men, morals, and manners. By Mr. Lewis, corrector of the press. In two volumes by Lewis, Richard corrector of the press
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The Dublin guide or, a description of the city of Dublin, and the Most Remarkable Places within Fifteen Miles. Containing brief, but accurate accounts of the Public Buildings, Plac... by Lewis, Richard corrector of the press
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Common sense, and common humanity Shewing the cruelty and impolicy of the penal laws against the Roman Catholics. Addressed to the legislature of Ireland. By R. Lewis, corrector of... by Lewis, Richard corrector of the press
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The pleasing moralist: or, Polite philosopher Consisting of essays, poems, histories, and dialogues, serious and comic. By R. Lewis, corrector of the press, author of the Candid Ph... by Lewis, Richard corrector of the press
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A very comical letter, on a very comical work, by the very comical Mr. [blank] residing at this present printing, at the sign of the [illustration] by Lewis, Richard corrector of the press
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Six numbers, first inserted in the Columbian Register of New-Haven, on banking and the shaving operations of directors with general remarks, never before in print by Corrector
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A few free remarks on Mr. Godfrey Higgins's publications respecting the York Lunatic Asylum by Corrector
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Scythian friendship displayed or, a picture for the youths of Ireland. To which is added, the history of Lisander and Narcissa. Shewing the dreadful consequences that result from t... by Lewis, Richard corrector of the press
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The candid philosopher or, free thoughts on men, morals, and manners by Lewis, Richard corrector of the press
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A defence of Ireland A poem. In answer to the partial and malicious accounts given of it by Mr. Twiss, and other writers. By Mr. Lewis, corrector of the press by Lewis, Richard corrector of the press
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