The Development of English Grammatical Theory 1586-1737; with special reference to the theory of parts of speech. By Emma Vorlat

Publisher： John Benjamins Publishing Company

E-ISSN： 1569-9781|3|3|374-376

ISSN： 0302-5160

Source： Historiographia Linguistica. International Journal for the History of the Language Sciences, Vol.3, Iss.3, 1976-01, pp. : 374-376

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