Rudiments of a Grammar of the Anglo-Saxon Tongue

First published in 1823, this is a classic study of Old English (Anglo-Saxon) grammar. Gwilt covers the basics of the language, including spelling, pronunciation, and grammar, and provides examples from a range of literary sources. With its clear explanations and helpful exercises, this book is an essential resource for anyone studying the early literature and language of England.

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