First published in 1901, Mother Tongue was one of the most widely used English language textbooks in the United States for many years. In this first volume, authors George Lyman Kittredge and Sarah Louise Arnold provide a thorough introduction to grammar and vocabulary, with plenty of exercises and examples to reinforce learning.

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