English translation of myS tudier over Engelske Kasns, vied cn I ndledning: Fremskridt iS proget, which was submitted to the University of Copenhagen in February, 1891, as a dissertation for the Ph. D. degree, and appeared in print in A pril of that year. In preparing this English edition I have, however, altered my book so materially as to make it in many respects an entirely new work.1 In the first place, what was originally only an introductory essay has been enlarged and made the principal part of the book, as already indicated by the altered title. Consequently, I could only retain those chapters of the special investigation on the history of English cases which had some bearing on the central idea of Progress in Language, viz., chs. vi. and vii. (formerly i. and ii., on the I he small numbers in parentheses refer to the paragraphs of theD anish book ;they will enable the reader to judge of the changes made in revising the work for this edition.
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