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About The Book: G.J. Adler’s A Practical Grammar of the Latin Language is a comprehensive Latin textbook designed for schools, colleges, and self-learners. It offers a clear, methodical presentation of Latin grammar, progressing from foundational elements to advanced structures. What sets it apart is its emphasis on perpetual exercises that encourage active use of Latin in both speaking and writing. The book integrates vocabulary, syntax, and translation practice to develop fluency and deepen comprehension. Rooted in classical education principles, Adler’s work remains a timeless resource for mastering Latin through rigorous study, repetition, and immersive exercises that reinforce practical and grammatical proficiency simultaneously. About The Author: George J. Adler (1821–1868) was a distinguished German-American philologist and linguist known for his contributions to classical and modern language education. He authored influential works on Latin and German, including A Practical Grammar of the Latin Language and A Progressive German Reader, both widely used in 19th-century American education. Adler also compiled a comprehensive German-English dictionary and translated Wilhelm von Humboldt’s linguistic studies. His writings reflect deep scholarship, with a focus on grammar, translation, and linguistic theory. Despite personal struggles, including mental health issues detailed in Letters of a Lunatic, Adler left a lasting legacy in language instruction and philological research. The Title 'A Practical Grammar Of The Latin Language With Perpetual Exercises In Speaking And Writing: For Use of Schools, Colleges, and Private Learners written/authored/edited by G. J. Adler', published in the year 1845. The ISBN 9789371335577 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 736 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Grammar. Size of the book is 21.59 x 27.94 cms V