The thorough scholar; or, The nature of language
Subtitle: With the reasons, principles, and rules of English grammar. Rendered accessible to the understandings of youth. Comprehending, I. The nature of language ... II. The nature of sounds ... III. English grammar--punctuation, &c
By: By Daniel Adams, M.B. author of The scholar's arithmetic, &c. ; [Four lines of quotation]
Contributors: Oliver, Edward, 1777-1828, printer; Thomas & William Parker (Firm); Parker & M'Farland; Parker & Kemball
Publisher: Published by Thomas & William Parker, proprietors of the work, and sold by them at their bookstore, no. 5, Dock-Square, and by Parker & M'Farland, Barnard, Ver. Parker & Kemball, Cambridgeport, and various other booksellers. E. Oliver, printer.
Published: 1810
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 106
Subjects: English language; Grammar; Textbooks; Sentences; Composition
Notes: Includes original copyright dated "the sixth day of May, in the twenty-seventh year of the independence of the United States." This would be May 6, 1802, but based on the imprint date "August 18, 1803" of the first edition, May 6, 1803, may be more probable.

"In a second edition of this little treatise on English grammar, it has been thought proper to make some omissions from the first with a view to admit some important additions. ..."--Advertisement, p. [3], dated: Boston, December 20, 1810.

Shaw & Shoemaker 19301.

Junior high school.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Part I. Orthography; title: Part II. Etymology; title: Part III. Syntax; title: Appendix.