Synopsis
An Introductory Latin Book, Intended as an Elementary Drill-book (English Edition) by Albert Harkness is a carefully structured gateway to the Latin language, designed to build confident readers through steady, methodical practice. Crafted as an elementary drill-book, it emphasizes clear progression from fundamental forms and meanings to increasingly capable translation and composition, making it a practical starting point for students beginning Latin and a dependable refresher for independent learners.
With its classroom-proven approach, this volume guides learners through essential grammar and vocabulary in a way that reinforces mastery through repetition and application. Explanations are presented with an eye toward clarity and usefulness, supporting the gradual development of accuracy in forms, syntax, and basic idiom while encouraging disciplined habits of study that remain valuable as students move on to more advanced Latin authors.
Whether you are studying on your own, supplementing a course, or returning to Latin after time away, An Introductory Latin Book, Intended as an Elementary Drill-book offers a time-tested foundation that prioritizes practice, precision, and steady growth in comprehension. Readers who appreciate classic language instruction will find in Albert Harkness a guide whose emphasis on careful drilling helps turn early effort into lasting skill.
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Présentation de l'éditeur
An Introductory Latin Book, Intended as an Elementary Drill-book by Albert Harkness. This book is a reproduction of the original book published in 1868 and may have some imperfections such as marks or hand-written notes.
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