Description
This is a faithful facsimile reproduction of an extraordinary 1822 English grammar—a window into how our language was formally taught two centuries ago. If you’re a serious language student, linguist, or historical scholar, you’ll find this book invaluable: it combines rigorous grammatical analysis with practical examples, offering both philosophical foundations and real-world usage. The 227-page volume captures the linguistic thought of the early 19th century, when grammar was considered both an art and a science. Perfect for academic research, comparative language study, or anyone seeking to understand English grammar’s evolution. A collector’s piece for language enthusiasts.
- ISBN-10: 9353845076
- ISBN-13: 978-9353845070
- Publisher: Facsimile Publisher
- Publication date: 1 January 2016
- Print length: 227 pages
Frequently Asked Questions
Who wrote this 1822 grammar book?
This is a facsimile reproduction of a rare 19th-century English grammar treatise. The original author’s name is part of historical linguistic records. The facsimile edition preserves the complete text, making early 19th-century grammatical philosophy accessible to modern scholars and language historians.
Why would I need a 200-year-old grammar book?
This book is essential for linguists, academic researchers, and grammar historians studying English language evolution. It offers authentic period documentation of grammatical theory and practice from 1822—invaluable for comparative studies, historical linguistics, and understanding how English was taught in the early 19th century.
Is this a complete reproduction or abridged?
This is a complete facsimile reproduction of the original 1822 edition in 227 pages. The hardcover facsimile preserves all original text, layout, and historical elements—ideal for anyone wanting an authentic experience of early 19th-century grammar instruction.
Can I buy this book online in India?
Yes, The Bookish Owl offers this rare facsimile edition online with delivery across India. At ₹510, it’s an affordable way to own this historical grammar reference without searching for rare vintage copies. Order now for same-state or next-state delivery.
What’s the difference between this and modern grammar books?
This 1822 edition reflects historical grammar standards, terminology, and philosophical approaches that differ from contemporary English grammar. It’s valuable for comparing how grammatical rules and language understanding have evolved—not a substitute for modern grammar guides, but a unique scholarly resource.
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