New Latin Grammar

"A New Latin Grammar," authored by Joab Goldsmith Cooper and originally published in 1829, offers a comprehensive approach to learning Latin. Designed for students and educators alike, this grammar provides a structured foundation in the Latin language, covering essential elements of syntax and morphology. This book provides explanations and exercises to facilitate effective language acquisition. A valuable resource for those interested in classical languages and 19th-century educational practices, this book remains relevant for both academic study and personal enrichment.

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