The Elements of Gaelic Grammar, Based On the Work of Alexander Stewart

Hugh Cameron Gillies

ISBN 10: 1357931905 / ISBN 13: 9781357931902

Edité par Creative Media Partners, LLC Mai 2016, 2016

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Titre : The Elements of Gaelic Grammar, Based On the...

Éditeur : Creative Media Partners, LLC Mai 2016

Date d'édition : 2016

Reliure : Buch

Etat : Neu

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The purpose of this Grammar is to afford assistance to such as may desire aK ving and intelligent acquaintance with the Gaelic language of Scotland. With this object in view, it was at first my settled intention to make little or no reference to the older language, but I soon found this to be impossible. An intelligent understanding of the Gaelic of the present day cannot be attained without some reference to the older language from which the later Grammatical forms had origin. There is no pretence to learning in these pages, nor any attempt even to indicate the results of modem Gaelic scholarship. I have admitted nothing which I did not believe would be helpful to the elementary student; and I hope my references will be foimd correct, and my inferences also correct and useful. 1have the advantage of being in touch with intelligent students of the language as their teacher, and I have made their actual diflficulties guide me in everything. I hope I have been able in some degree to enlighten and to smooth their way, and that of others also who may undertake the same most interesting traveL I followed the plan of Dr.
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