An edition of Adam's Latin grammar (1824)

Adam's Latin grammar

with the following additions: the ancient and modern pronunciation of the Latin language: observations on the declinable parts of speech: rules for the government of the subjunctive mood: and with various improvements and corrections

by Alexander Adam

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An edition of Adam's Latin grammar (1824)

Adam's Latin grammar

with the following additions: the ancient and modern pronunciation of the Latin language: observations on the declinable parts of speech: rules for the government of the subjunctive mood: and with various improvements and corrections

by Alexander Adam

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Publish Date

1831

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D. Duyckinck, Collins & Co. [etc.

Language

English, Latin

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276

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