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About The Book: "A Grammar of the Mahratta Language" penned by William Carey and released in 1810 serves as an extensive handbook for understanding the Mahratta language, predominantly spoken in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Covering grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary, and syntax, this book caters to both learners and educators of the language, as well as enthusiasts eager to delve deeper into its nuances. Alongside its grammar elucidations, the book presents a series of conversational dialogues on everyday topics. These dialogues aim to facilitate readers' practice and fluency in speaking Mahratta, ranging from basic greetings to more intricate discussions on family, profession, and cultural matters. Overall, "A Grammar of the Mahratta Language" proves to be an indispensable tool for those keen on mastering Mahratta, offering lucid explanations and practical exercises that make it an ideal starting point for language acquisition. About The Author: William Carey (17611834) was an English missionary and social reformer, founded Serampore College and India's first university, Serampore University. His arrival in Calcutta in 1793 marked the start of educational initiatives for impoverished children and translations of the Bible into Indian languages. Carey's efforts led to the formation of the Baptist Missionary Society and significantly impacted Indian literature and botany. Carey's scholarly pursuits extended to Bengali, Sanskrit, and other Indian languages. Collaborating with the College of Fort William, he translated Hindu classics and the Bible into multiple languages. His work at the Serampore Mission Press produced textbooks, dictionaries, and literature, fostering education and cultural preservation in India. The Title 'A Dictionary of the Mahratta Language written/authored/edited by W. Carey', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9789362080257 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 664 (Pages). The publisher of this