Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-08
TO TEACHERS OF ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS
NUTTING'S NEW GRAMMAR.

II p. WALTON & SONS, Montpelier, have re-
- Gently pulls he'd new grammar by The Rev.
Rufus Nung, Professor of Languages in Western
Reserve College; this work Is an enlargement ana
Improvement OF the excellent and highly popular
grammar ly the same author, first plhli, he'd in 1926
and extensively used in Vermont. The following
testimonials 10 The excellence Of this book have al
ready cen received.
Frs OF NuTTrNG's New GRAMMAR: Having a,,enilyriy
examined the New Grammar of Rufus Nu,iny, now
publ, hing by o, can truly say lha, am happy 10
recommend ii, becan,e in doing so eliveI >u'.erve
AS far as my opinion may have weigh the in,ere.
Of popular en alton IN our Stale. had always con,l-
erel the former Grammar hv The same author ennal
and IN many respects superior, TO any in ne; anil on
comparing the pre- en work wi he old one, lind al
essential omissions supplied, and large mass Of
highly interesting and useful matter added, which, IN
my opinion, now makes it work e,er adapted 10 the
use Of oar common schools than any Grammar ex,an,
Montpelier, Sept "a 1910. ID P THOMPSON.
have for se'eral years adopted Nu,ing> system of
English Grammar; and am prepared 10 say, that m
my opinion, ii is greatly superior to any now in ne
not only as correct in the principles Of the language
but being adapc to the capacity oflearners. After
u>ing most OF the English Grainnars now in use |
have found that scholars make much more rand
progress IN following this system than any o,hcr
The improvements which distinguish it should no, / 6
consl erred bold and injuclo> innovations; they ac-
cord with the opinions Of learned inen in ENGLAND
Scotland, and France, who have written ON thl>
subject. This system has also lcen recommended
aud adopted for many years in the schools of some OF
The n. f. States, aud has heen approved by many
dis,neui hel Professors in the Colleges.
rs SHEPARD, Teacher Of the Model School
M. ofthe Ohio University
From an experienced Teacher in Detroit, Micl)
Prot. K. N'iiiing 81 am exceedingly anxiols tia,
your Grammar Should lie unvcr, ally known, The
more use ii the Letter like il. | have never seen a
work of the kind which think can e compared " rh
it. have used all Of the other most popular system,
but without being able to interest nv s,hc OF in th,.
subject, asI wi>hel. id,ring The past W ner. with
only one OF Nun-'S grammars ha no dIiciIiv IN
exciting sich an interest has led to The haoiir-'
result; AMI 50 pleased are my elias with he ~.ors.
ha' they have written several copies ot in fam
han' AL Use a. their guide. w. a. BACON
Ex'rar; d le.er from ZADocK TuaNpsoN, da'cl
B1rlngon, Nov. II, 1910,
Benz engaged Ia teaching, a III. time Mr. y IL
ing Grammar wa frs pull.hcl, IA lS26, and
eng .a'isic Y rarci cNdn.Ii'lun Of he work,
.ha pos eel DECIDE alyan'aye- over the Gran
mars then in ne, introduces il INTO my school i'm
me 'aclv and af er n ing II constantly for more than
eight year, found no rea'un 10 change my opinion
Of il. The copy Of he Grammar, IN il new io,n,
which yor put into my hands, has received only Il
,ory examination, lfh iiiicent 10 .ali yne tina
it is decided improvement, on the orig ina! work
The introductory lessons are on q plan, which have
tested V my o,vn practice, and can say from expe-
rence that know il 10 lie excellent, particularly FOL
Young scholar. The changes and additions, in Other
respects, judcions, and .uch render the worl
decidedly superior 10 any other Grammar with which
| am acquainted and think it might e introduce,
aivanlagcou,y in all The schools in the Sla,e
| For ,ale hy 7 Walton and Sons, Monrpelicr
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