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ENGLISH GRAMMAR

In Familiar Lectures, accompanied b, Compendium !;
embracing New Systematic Oder of Parsng, Exercises
in False Slnax and Key to The Exercises: designed for
the If private learners and schools BY SQmle! kLam
Second Edition; Enlarged and much improved. Price
65 CTS.
The following are extracts from few Of the many Rel
Communications prehxed 10 The work.
From the Rev Mr.. ODD Principal of the Harrisburg
Academy.
Having examined the first edition of Mr. s. Knkhams
English Grammar, with considerable attention. have mol
hesitation III saying, that, in my opinion, il among the
best works Of he Kind with which am acquainted.
NATHANIEL TODD. |
Harrisburg. Nou. 9Th, 1924.
Extract from communication by Dir WIN RAFFERTY,l
President Of S Johns College.
DEAR Sin have perused our 8 Grammar in familiar
Lectures win attention. and feel pleasure IN assuring
you, that think il The best, for initiating youth in gram
ma'ical knowledge Of the English language, thai ihave
ever read. WIN. RAFFERTY,, ID, ID.
.4nnap,Gs april II 1924.
From Mr.. JuNGMiN\, Principal Of the Frederick Lu
theran Academy.
Having carefully examined Mr.. $. krkham's new sys.
TEN OF English Grammar i'll familiar Lectures,' am
satisfied that the preemeui advantages it possesses
our common systems will convince the public that
it is not Of hose feeble efforts Of q,ackery which have
so often obtrded upon notice To say tha The author
has brought into small compass, greater number OF
portan principles dsencumbered IT all unnecessary mat.
ter than is comp std in almost any other elementary
treatise on gra nmar not dong justice to the
his york lis decided superiority all Other systems,
consists in adapting the subecnatter the capacity of
the young learner and the happy mode adop,e Of com
nnicating It TO his mind clear and simple,
that he easily comprehend the nature and application
OF every principle that comes before him.
BY teaching The Young beginner parse every par of
speech systemacaily it is explained him,
and by exercising him in false syntax. theory the
science becomes happily blended with pracce and hls
his attention is Immediately arrested, aul his abors are
rendered pleasing and advantageous In short, all the in
trcacies OF The science eucdated clearly am con
hdent, that even Private learner Of docy, can
by pr1sng his system attentively acquire better bract
cal knowledge OF his important branch of literature in
three months than is ordinarily obtained in one year
JOHN f. JUNGMANN
Frederick, Sept IL, 1928.
Extract from Mr. TILLETT, Author Of new system al
Algebra
SR,-ihave no hesitation in saling, that in my opinion
your system of Grammar is much The best eemenar,
treatise on the grammatical construction Of the Englisi
language, that has come under my observation.
FRANCIS lILLETT.
Manchester, "a Feb. 81, 1894.
Extract from ibe Rev. Mr.. STERNS.
CITY IF HaSdtngton, net 25, 1928.
Having examined Mr. > Krkham's g Compendium &C
OF English Grammar" think, from the manner in which
helas condensed the rules and definitions and from the
simple and lucid exhibition of these is better calculated
10 facilitate the progress of youth, than other that ha
come under my notice. JOHN S'rERNS, A. b
Principal of the Eastern Academy
From DR. FIFIELD.
SIn,I have carefully perused YOUR Grammar in fam;l
iar Lectures think it emnenb calculated, both on ac
Count OF ITS conctseaess and perspicuy facilitate the in
sructon OF youth, and abdge the labor Of the instructor
T.. o. F1FiELD.
Principal Of the Mechanic Hall Academy
.4eraadt9a Oct. 80, k923
have examined, with much satisfaction Mr. Krkham,
new system OF English Grammar. atn satisfied II Is nre
csely what IT declares itself think is scarcely nose
BILE to e,er the temple of grammatical know ledge by
more easy or more beautiful inlct In nv Judgment
tie int ernai of the work esire lis crcml.tinn
.7anapoEs, November lih, 1923.