This book delves into the rich history and captivating evolution of the English language. The author traces its roots back to the Germanic or Teutonic group, providing valuable insights into the conditions and lives of those who spoke it. Through a comparative analysis with other languages, particularly Latin, the book uncovers the remarkable similarities and regular differences between English and its ancestral tongues. The author demonstrates how this comparative approach sheds light on the origins and development of English, revealing the fascinating story of how language material has adapted and transformed to meet the ever-changing needs of its speakers. The book not only provides a comprehensive overview of English's linguistic heritage but also highlights the unique position it holds among the many languages spoken today.
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Part of the Cambridge Series for Schools and Training Colleges, this 1900 book was designed to provide a concise, yet comprehensive, introduction to the development of English. It is also an introduction to the historical study of languages, fostering an understanding of language 'as a living organism, ever undergoing changes'.
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