A Grammar Of The Arabic Language (PB)

About the book:-In compiling the following Grammar, the author, upon the whole, adopted the same scale, with regard to copiousness, as that used by Rosenmuller; his object, like that of the latter, being to give the student a fair condensation of all that is important in De Sacy’s and Lumsden’s works. In the disposal of his materials he has ventured to differ entirely from his predecessors, as may be seen by a glance at his contents. He holds, that in works of this nature, methodical arrangement is of very great importance in assisting the student’s memory. Nor is this object difficult of attainment; all that a writer has to do, is to discuss plainly and concisely every part of the subject under treatment, at the right time and in the proper place.As the following work is intended for the use of self-instructing students of the Arabic language, a few plain directions for the guidance of all such may not be deemed irrelevant. The preceding economical course will prove highly serviceable to three classes of self-instructing students.