An edition of A dissertation on the English verb (1789)

A dissertation on the English verb

principally intended to ascertain the precise meaning of its tenses and point out the tenses of the Latin and French verb which correspond to them, in order to facilitate the attainment of an accurate knowledge of those three languages and display the superior excellence of the English verb, with respect to simplicity, copiousness, and perspicuity. To which is added an appendix on French and Latin participles.

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An edition of A dissertation on the English verb (1789)

A dissertation on the English verb

principally intended to ascertain the precise meaning of its tenses and point out the tenses of the Latin and French verb which correspond to them, in order to facilitate the attainment of an accurate knowledge of those three languages and display the superior excellence of the English verb, with respect to simplicity, copiousness, and perspicuity. To which is added an appendix on French and Latin participles.

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Printed by J. Davis for G. G. J. and J. Robinson
Language
English
Pages
244

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Subjects
Comparative and general Grammar, Early works to 1800, Verb, English language

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A dissertation on the English verb: principally intended to ascertain the precise meaning of its tenses, and point out the tenses of the Latin and French verb which correspond to them; ... To which is added, an appendix, on French and Latin participles. By James Pickbourn, ...
1789, printed by J. Davis, for G. G. J. and J. Robinson; and G. Kearsley
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Cover of: A dissertation on the English verb
A dissertation on the English verb: principally intended to ascertain the precise meaning of its tenses and point out the tenses of the Latin and French verb which correspond to them, in order to facilitate the attainment of an accurate knowledge of those three languages and display the superior excellence of the English verb, with respect to simplicity, copiousness, and perspicuity. To which is added an appendix on French and Latin participles.
1789, Printed by J. Davis for G. G. J. and J. Robinson
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Errata slip inserted.

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Early works to 1800.

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PE1271 .P5

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xxxii, 244 p.
Number of pages
244

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OL6057650M
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49031107
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4078217

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