An Introduction to the Making of Latin, Comprising After and Early, Compendious Method, The Substances of the Latin Syntax.

John Clarke

Editorial: C. Hitch, 1748

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An Introduction to the Making of Latin, Comprising After and Early, Compendious Method, The Substances of the Latin Syntax. By John Clarke and published in London for C. Hitch. 1748, 14th edition, 297 pp, 6.75 x 4 , 18mo, full leather. In fair condition, with rubbing and wear to boards, primarily along the edges and corners. Wear to hinges at the front and back of the book. Small old hand inscriptions towards the front of the book. Text block is intact, with general age-related toning and periodic foxing to pages, none of which compromises overall readability. Please see photographs and ask any questions prior to purchasing. A scarce piece by John Clarke (1687-1734), an English classics scholar who also served as an schoolmaster. FORN-ABE-MSB-1221-Shelf-628-aj1087.

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An Introduction to the Making of Latin, Comprising After and Early, Compendious Method, The Substances of the Latin Syntax.

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C. Hitch

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1748

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Hardcover

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Fair

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