...first announced by me in an article published in the Dublin University Magazine for July, 1857. It is extremely simple, and, resting not upon arbitrary...claim to be regarded as of a scientific character. In the earliest state in which it is known to us the English is both a homogeneous and a synthetic...

...the other hand, professes to combine the history of the Literature with the history of the Language. The scheme of the course and revolutions of the Language which is followed here, and also in the later editions of my Sketches of the History of the English Language, was first announced...

...facts which even in following the history of Literature it is sometimes convenient to have at hand. scheme of the course and revolutions of the Language which is followed hero, and also in the later editions of my Sketehes of the History of the English Language, was first...

...he has heretofore written. The plan of the work can be best stated in his own words. He says : "It is extremely simple, and resting not upon arbitrary...claim to be regarded as of a scientific character. In the earliest state in which it is known to us, the English is both a homogeneous ami a synthetic...

...University Magazine for July, 1857. It is extremely simple, and, resting not upon arbitrary but xipon natural or real distinctions, gives us the only view...claim to be regarded as of a scientific character. In the earliest state in which it is known to us the English is both a homogeneoiis and a syiithetic...

...a child "The present work combines the HISTORY OF THE LITERATURE with the HISTORY OF THE LANGUAGE. The scheme of the course and revolutions of the Language...natural or real distinctions, gives us the only view of tke subject that can claim to be regarded as of a scientific character." — Extract from tke Author's...

...a child " The present work combines the HISTORY op THE LITERATURE with the HISTORY OF THE LANGUAGE. The scheme of the course and revolutions of the Language...natural or real distinctions, gives us the only view of tke subject that can claim to be regarded as of a scientific character." — Extract from the Author's...

...a child "The present work combines the HISTORY OF THE LITERATURE with the HISTORY op THE LANGUAGE. The scheme of the course and revolutions of the Language...natural or real distinctions, gives us the only view of tke subject that can claim to be regarded as of a scientific character." — Extract from the Author's...

...ACQUIRED. "The present work combines the HISTORY OF THE LITERATURE with the HISTORY OF THB LANGUAGH. The scheme of the course and revolutions of the Language...extremely simple, and resting not upon arbitrary, bui upon natural or real distinctions, gives us the only view of tke subject that can claim to be regarded...

...a child " The present work combines the HISTORY op THE LITERATURE with the HISTORY OF THE LANGUAGE. The scheme of the course and revolutions of the Language...natural or real distinctions, gives us the only view of tke subject that can claim to be regarded as of a scientific character." — Extract from the Author's...