And it is by attending to such reflections, as to a superficial observer would appear minute and hypercritical, that language must be improved, and eloquence perfected."-- _Ib._, p.

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GOOLD BROWN.
LYNN, MASS., 1851.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PRELIMINARY MATTERS.
Preface to the Grammar of English Grammars This Table of Contents Catalogue of English Grammars and Grammarians INTRODUCTION.
Chapter I.Of the Science of Grammar Chapter II.

Of Grammatical Authorship Chapter III.

Of Grammatical Success and Fame Chapter IV.

Of the Origin of Language Chapter V.Of the Power of Language Chapter VI.