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THE ENGLISH JOURNAL OF EDUCATION . JANUARY , 1852 . GYMNASTICS . WITHIN the last two or three years attention to this important branch of physical training has , we think , been rather giving way than increasing in this country . Except ...
THE ENGLISH JOURNAL OF EDUCATION . JANUARY , 1852 . GYMNASTICS . WITHIN the last two or three years attention to this important branch of physical training has , we think , been rather giving way than increasing in this country . Except ...
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... English , we believe it is far from being generally known . We do not approach it for the purpose of combating errors , from which it is by no means free , ( though even as critics its extreme beauties would almost disarm us , ) but to ...
... English , we believe it is far from being generally known . We do not approach it for the purpose of combating errors , from which it is by no means free , ( though even as critics its extreme beauties would almost disarm us , ) but to ...
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... ENGLISH GRAMMAR TAUGHT IN ENGLISH ; WITH QUESTIONS . BY THE REV . EDWARD THRING , M.A. , FELLOW OF KING'S COLLEGE , CAMBRIDGE . 18mo . Pp . 124. ( Cambridge : Macmillan and Co. ) 2. A SYSTEM OF ENGLISH PARSING AND DERIVATION . BY JACOB ...
... ENGLISH GRAMMAR TAUGHT IN ENGLISH ; WITH QUESTIONS . BY THE REV . EDWARD THRING , M.A. , FELLOW OF KING'S COLLEGE , CAMBRIDGE . 18mo . Pp . 124. ( Cambridge : Macmillan and Co. ) 2. A SYSTEM OF ENGLISH PARSING AND DERIVATION . BY JACOB ...
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... English noun six cases , besides the nominative and voeative form , add- ing two new cases to the ordinary Latin ones , namely , an instrumental and a local case . Neither do we consider that the new grammatical terms which he employs ...
... English noun six cases , besides the nominative and voeative form , add- ing two new cases to the ordinary Latin ones , namely , an instrumental and a local case . Neither do we consider that the new grammatical terms which he employs ...
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... ENGLISH GRAMMAR . SIR , I am one of the masters in a training college , and I plead guilty to a selfish motive in addressing you on the subject of my letter . In teaching English Grammar , I have continually to encounter erroneous views ...
... ENGLISH GRAMMAR . SIR , I am one of the masters in a training college , and I plead guilty to a selfish motive in addressing you on the subject of my letter . In teaching English Grammar , I have continually to encounter erroneous views ...
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