"lecturee" meaning in English

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          "text": "Great, therefore, must have been the delight of the Lecturees at the Royal Institution, and inexpressible will be the satisfaction of as much of posterity as may read Mr. Montgomery's pages, at learning that they were written by […]",
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        "One who listens to a lecture."
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