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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
school-book

also schoolbook, 1745, from school (n.1) + book (n.).

Usage examples of "school-book".

I allow school-books for schools are all too powerful obstruse and hard-like to be understood without exemplifying illustrations.

Until textbooks are changed, there is no possibility that crime, violence, venereal disease and abortion rates will decrease, this is a charming Texas couple who keep an eye out for school-books that undermine patriotism, free enterprise, religion, parental authority, nothing official of course, just your good American vigilante spirit hunting down, where is it, books that erode absolute values by asking questions to which they offer no firm answers there, you see?

Whatever the English school-books may say, the school-books of the rest of the world will record that after seventeen days' fighting the Belgians ratted on the British and that after nineteen days' fighting the British ratted on the French.