A grammar of the English tongue, with notes, giving the grounds and reason of grammar in general. To which are now added, the arts of poetry, rhetoric, logic, &c. Making a compleat system of an English education. ...
Brightland, John,-1717.
Steele, Richard,Sir,1672-1729.
Gildon, Charles.
London, printed by R.Brugis, for John Brightland. Sold by Mr.Tonson ... Mr.Brown and Mr.Tooke ... Mr.Walthoe and Mr.Ward ... Mr.Churchill and Mr.Taylor ... [and 11 others in London, 1 in Edinburgh, and 1 in Dublin]
1712
Prelims: A1, title; A2, dedication; (2nd)A1r, approbation of Isaac Bickerstaff (verso: Omissions, Errata and Advertisement); A2-A5, preface; A6, "Upon this noble design of an English education, &c. by Mr. Tate, ..."
Sig D2 mis-signed D3, H3 mis-signed H2
Variously attributed to John Brightland, Sir Richard Steele, and Charles Gildon
The dedication is unsigned
A reimpression: the dedication is unsigned and the titlepage has been partially reset to accomodate the bookseller "Mr. Tebb" in the imprint.
Alston I 44
ESTC
English language