Das Fundament Der Englischen Grammatik, Ihr Ursprung Aus D. Skand. Sprache U. Nicht Aus D. Anglo-sächsischen, Sowie Einiges Über Sprachreinheit Im All (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781279653104)

"Das Fundament Der Englischen Grammatik, Ihr Ursprung Aus D. Skand. Sprache U. Nicht Aus D. Anglo-sächsischen, Sowie Einiges Über Sprachreinheit Im Allgemeinen" by Theodor Smith explores the foundational elements of English grammar, arguing for a Scandinavian rather than Anglo-Saxon origin. This book delves into the historical linguistics, presenting evidence and analysis to support its thesis. It also considers broader questions of language purity and its impact on linguistic evolution.

This work offers valuable insights for linguists, etymologists, and anyone interested in the history and development of the English language. Smith's exploration challenges conventional understandings and provides a unique perspective on the forces that have shaped modern English. The enduring appeal of this book lies in its thorough examination and the alternative viewpoints it presents, making it a significant contribution to the field of historical linguistics.

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