Latin self taught
by W. A. Edward
1912
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An early 20th C pocket-sized "self-instruction" book that helped to set the style of later "teach yourself" offerings. Aims to teach the reader to both read and write Latin by first coming to terms with its grammatical structures. Uses a sequential "lesson/exercise" approach. Edited by John Adams.
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