Originally published in 1879, this classic work on English grammar takes an innovative and historical approach to the subject. Drawing upon the latest research on Indo-European languages and cultural history, John Lees illuminates the complex origins and evolution of English grammar, shedding new light on the linguistic foundations of the English language.

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