Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-05
NUTTlNG,s SEW GRAMMAR.

II P. WALTON & Sons, Montpelier, have re-
~ Gently PUT ,hrd a Hew grammar by n" Rs'.
Reserve College; his work an enlargenenJ AMI
improvement; OF the excellent and highly popular
grammar Iy the same author, tir,i published lS26
and ,x,cn.ively used IA Vermont. The following
testimonials t. he excellence u th!s book have a.
ready cen received
NUTTiNG'S NEW GRAMMAR.-To THE prBrr,n.
ER> q NuITfSG's New GRAMaiAR, HAVING attenl,vev
examined the New Grammar Of iiutu, Nutun-, nov
publishing by Won, can trnIy say that am happy TO
recommend IT, be td>e 90 dplD- 80 tcivc1 >uh,crye
as tar a. my opinion may have we.sbt, the Incrr,,
Of popular cduUGtun oar stale. had always CCn>l-
Erred the former Grammar bs the same author Clua
comparing the present work with the old one aad all
essential omissions supplied, and large mass @!
highly interesting and n>eiA matted added, which, IN
nv opinion, now makes u work el'er adapted o. the
use Of our common schools than any grammar ,Ntaui
Montpelier, Sept q 1870. = THOMPSON.
have for sc;cral year, adopted Nuuug's system Of
English Grammar and a'n prepared to saw that IN
nv Opinon, il is greatly superior 10 any now in u,.
40, only as correct IN The principles Of the language,
bu, rs beng ajapp 70 he capacity Of cleaners After
u,ing most Of the English Gyammars uUW III u-",
have found hat scholars make much more rapid
progress N following tins system .Aan any ether
The mpro y.nleuts which distinguish /, should no, lie
considered bold and nJudrlons Innovations; they ac-
cord with the opinions Of learned men n England
scotland, aui France why. have written IN tins
sUhleci. This system tH- also Teen recommended
and adopted tor manyyuar IN the schools Of some q
| the \. r. States, and has i6en approved by many
! distinguished Professors IN the Colleges.
: SHEPARD, Teacher # the Mol" school
# the 'Oaio University
Ohio University (Athcns,l sept 1910.
| from an experienced Teacher IN Detroit. Mich}
! Prof K. Nuung - am exceedingly anN'oi> that
yQur Grammar should lc universally known. The
more use Il the lc'lcr like 10. have never seen q
work Of the KIND winch think can 10 IMPAIRED " nh
Il. have used all OF the other most popular systems,
but without leiug able 20 interest any srhCo. N jde
,lllsst n wished. Bat jura- the past " nor w',h
! only ore 6i Nuting'~ grammars hadno difficulty IN
exciting such an interest a. mas led 10 the hlppe,i
! result; and pleased are my class with the work,
that they have wr.r rem several copies Cf u ialr
hand, aud usc 1t a. tneir guide. W. A. BACON.
Extract Of leuer from ZApocK THomrsoN, dated
Burlington, Nov. Il, 1910
| BENG engaged IN teaching, at the time Mr. Nut
ting's Grammar was first published. IN ls26, and
rha, it possessed decided advantages over the CRAM
mars then ia use, introduced II INTO my SchD. n-
m,silatey: and after using 'tcOn>tanuy for more HA
| ,i hi years found no reason 10 change NY opm'ur
| OF II. The copy Of the Grammar IN It's ne" TOM,
| which YOU pat into my hand,, has f~tiNea only a
cur,ory examination, but sufficient 10 ~au>fym that
il Is a decided improvement, ON the original work.
The introductory lessons are on PLAZA, inch have
tested hy nv own practice, and can say from eNpe-
rlrnce that know 10 he excellent, particularly tor
l young scholar, The changes and addiuon> IN other
rr~necl> udcuS, aud ,ucn a. To render the work
decidedly superior to any other Granlna. with which
| am acquainted and thnk II might lie introduced
aGyantaeeou>ly in al! The schools IN the state.
For sale hv y p WarCn aud Sons, Mon,pe'l
; Haskell and Palmer, Woodstock ID Br1,la
Burlington; Henderson and Ward, Rutlan'i iona
lIa-ar Mihllehury, Russell aud Skeeles, -. AlhanS
= Joseph Scene, Brateboro y. L. Goddard WINDSOR
Nov.27 1910.