One and the Same Method in English and Latin: A New and Original System, Applicable to Any Language. For the Use of Grammar Schools, High Schools, Normal Schools, and Academies

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Division into Classes II The Wordform CHAP II
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CHAP IV
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The Clause form The Demonstrative Clauseform V The Infinitive Clauseform VII VI The Participial Clauseform The Relative Clauseform
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The Conjunctive Clauseform IXRecapitulation CHAP III
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THE FORMS OF LOGICAL ELEMENTS Con SEC I Division into Orders
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The Simple Element III The Complex Element The BaseThe Complex Base
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The Complex Element Con The Subordinate V The Complex Element Con The Complex Subordinate VI The Compound Base
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The Compound Subordinate
48
The Coordinate Element
49
Classification of Coordinates
51
Recapitulation
53
The Substantive Term Con Regimen of Substantive Clauses with the principal verb
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The Substantive Term Con The Subject
60
The Substantive Term Co The Object VI The Attributive Term
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The attributive Term Con The Adjective Element
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IX The Attributive Term Con The Adverbial Element
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XI The Predicative Term
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Division of Sentences XIII Division of Clauses XIV Grammatical SynonymesSubstantive Terms XV Grammatical Synonymes Con Attributive Terms...
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VIITenseGrammatical and Logical VIII The Regimen of Substantive Terms The Subject IX The Substantive Term Con The Object
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The Substantive Term Con The Appositive
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The Substantive Term Con The Possessive
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The Substantive Term Con The Adjunctive
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The Adjective Element Con Agreement XV The Adjective Element Con Comparison XVI The Adjective Element Con Use of Relatives 97
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The Regimen of Predicative Terms The Simple Verbform
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41 41 43 45 47 48 49 51
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THE PRIMARY ELEMENTS
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THE SECONDARY ELEMENTS
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SEC IDivisions of this Modifier
135
Divisions of this Modifier
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Origin and Source
148
Author and Agent
149
XIIIConcession
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Definitions and Divisions
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The Qualitative Element
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The Quantitative ElementDegrees
165
Measure of Magnitude
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Measure of Difference
168
Means and Instrument
169
Specification
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Concomitance
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Conformity
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Attendant Circumstance
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XIConsequence
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Consequence after Negatives
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Comparison
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XVIIComparison of Equality
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Comparison of Inequality
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Mode of Statement
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Exclusion and Asseveration
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Evidence and Proof
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The Logical Relationship of the Subject and the Predicate in a Proposition
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Connective Words 13
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The Infinitive Clause 27
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Regimen of ClauseForms 57
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The Object of Attention 124
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The Adjective Element 135
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Time Antecedent 145
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Antecedent Cause 152
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Supply 155
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Specification 171
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Comparison of Resemblance 183
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Logical Uses of ClauseForms
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NázevOne and the Same Method in English and Latin: A New and Original System, Applicable to Any Language. For the Use of Grammar Schools, High Schools, Normal Schools, and Academies
AutorHarris Ray Greene
VydavatelWoolworth, Ainsworth & Company, 1871
Zdroj originálu:Harvardská univerzita
Digitalizováno25. březen 2008
  
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