Het Spelling-en Taalstelsel van Bilderdijk, Siegenbeek, Weiland en Andere Spraakkunstenaren

W. F. Carlebur provides an in-depth analysis of the spelling and grammar systems of influential Dutch language scholars such as Bilderdijk and Siegenbeek. With meticulous attention to detail and careful historical context, Carlebur offers a fascinating look at the development of Dutch language scholarship and its impact on modern language usage. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the Dutch language and the history of language scholarship.

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