An edition of Revised edition of Bullion's analytical and practical grammar of the English language
(1986)
Revised edition of Bullion's analytical and practical grammar of the English language
containing, in addition to other new matter, a section on the structure of words, a vocabulary of Saxon, Latin and Greek roots, extensive selections in prose and poetry, for analysis, and a complete course of instruction and exercises in English composition.
2nd Canadian ed., adapted to the use of Canadian schools.
by Peter Bullions
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Revised edition of Bullion's analytical and practical grammar of the English language: containing, in addition to other new matter, a section on the structure of words, a vocabulary of Saxon, Latin and Greek roots, extensive selections in prose and poetry, for analysis, and a complete course of instruction and exercises in English composition.
1986, A. Miller
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- 2nd Canadian ed., adapted to the use of Canadian schools.
0665540949 9780665540943
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Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the D.B. Weldon Library, University of Western Ontario (Regional History Room). Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1986.
324 p. ; 17 cm.
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