The Verb Of The English Language Explained In Which The Words Commonly Called Auxiliaries Are Traced To Their Respective Etymons In Opposition To Their Being The Signs Of Particular Moods And Tenses With Notes Etc

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The Verb of the English Language Explained, in which the Words Commonly Called Auxiliaries are Traced to Their Respective Etymons, ... in Opposition to Their Being the Signs of Particular Moods and Tenses, ... with Notes, Etc

Author	: James HARRIS (Private Teacher.)
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Total Pages	: 70
Release	: 1830
ISBN-10	: BL:A0024451425
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Book Synopsis The Verb of the English Language Explained, in which the Words Commonly Called Auxiliaries are Traced to Their Respective Etymons, ... in Opposition to Their Being the Signs of Particular Moods and Tenses, ... with Notes, Etc by : James HARRIS (Private Teacher.)

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