The grammatical reader
Subtitle: Explaining the principles of the English language in a series of popular, mental, reading, exercises: on the plan of The intellectual reader. Designed to make the study of grammar and the business of reading facilitate and promote each other. : Being an introduction to An essay on English grammar. : "Nothing is learned which is not understood."
By: By Lemuel H. Parsons
Contributors: Parsons, Lemuel H., copyright holder; William Marshall and Co; Haswell & Fleu; Wells, William Harvey, 1812-1885, former owner
Publisher: William Marshall and Co. Fifth and Chesnut [sic] Streets.
Published: 1836
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 107
Subjects: English language; Grammar
Notes: Copyright 1836 by Lemuel H. Parsons.

"Haswell and Fleu, printers, Minor Street."--verso of title page.

Rare Book copy: From the library of W. H. [William Harvey] Wells, with his autograph.

Last page blank.

"In press."--publisher's advertisement, 9 p. at end.

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