Dons 2004: Bibliographic Record

LEME references

• (criticism) A. Lane, A Key to the Art of Letters (1700) pages: 17-18
• (criticism) Alexander Gil, Logonomia Anglica (1619) pages: 9-10
• (criticism) Alexander Hume, Of the Orthography of the Britan Tongue (ca 1617) pages: 8-9
• (criticism) Benjamin Jonson, The English Grammar (1640 - 1641) pages: 11-12
• (criticism) Christopher Cooper, Grammatica Linguae Anglicanae (1685) pages: 16
• (criticism) Guy Miège, The English Grammar or the Grounds and Genius of the English Tongue (1688) pages: 17
• (criticism) James Howell, A New English Grammar (1662) pages: 14-15
• (criticism) Jeremiah Wharton, The English Grammar (1654) pages: 14
• (criticism) John Colet, A Short Introduction of Grammar (1567) pages: 18-19
• (criticism) John Newton, School Pastime for Young Children (1669) pages: 15
• (criticism) John Wilkins, An Essay towards a Real Character and a Philosophical Language (1668) pages: 21-22
• (criticism) Joseph Aickin, The English Grammar of the English Tongue (1693) pages: 17
• (criticism) Joshua Poole, The English Accidence (1646) pages: 12
• (criticism) Nathaniel Butler, Discourse of Marine Affairs between the High Admiral and a Captain at Sea (1634) pages: 10-11
• (criticism) Paul Greaves, Grammatica Anglicana (1594) pages: 8
• (criticism) Thomas Lye, The Child's Delight (1671) pages: 16
• (criticism) William Bullokar, Pamphlet for Grammar (1586) pages: 7
• (criticism) William Robertson, A Gate or Door to the Holy Tongue Opened in English (1653) pages: 13

Bibliographic reference (MLA style)

Dons, Ute. Descriptive Adequacy of Early Modern English Grammars. Topics in English Linguistics 47. Berlin and New York: Mouton de Gruyter, 2004.