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Posted on August 10, 2020August 7, 2020 by gustavorernesto

The Earliest English Grammar

PDF #76 – John Algeo – The Earliest English Grammars, 1985

We who are the heirs of four hundred years of English grammar writing and who benefit from the intense recent speculation on grammatical theory (much of it focusing upon English) can hardly appreciate the difficulty faced by the earlist English grammarians.

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