An Exposure of the Fallacy of the Hamiltonian System
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Every additional portion of mat- ter is supported on that which was arranged before it, and in its turn becomes the support of what is to follow. So is it with languages ; and much as Mr. Hamilton may ridicule the grammar which directs us in the proper arrangement of words, or the materials of language, 1 defy him or any other man to proceed without it. Can it be deemed otherwise than a trick to depreciate the printed grammar in the severest terms, and then to convey its rules to the pupil oral...ly, as though they were something distinct from what is to be found in the book which is so much abused? Yet this is precisely Mr. Hamilton's method.
There are certain declensions, in the French language, of the article, noun, and pronoun, and certain conjugations of the verb, which must be taught some time, the pupil cannot acquire them intuitively ; and as they continually occur from the very outset of his labours, it will certainly E 26 save him much perplexity to teach him the nature of these variations as early as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every additional portion of mat- ter is supported on that which was arranged before it, and in its turn becomes the support of what is to follow. So is it with languages ; and much as Mr. Hamilton may ridicule the grammar which directs us in the proper arrangement of words, or the materials of language, 1 defy him or any other man to proceed without it. Can it be deemed otherwise than a trick to depreciate the printed grammar in the severest terms, and then to convey its rules to the pupil oral...ly, as though they were something distinct from what is to be found in the book which is so much abused? Yet this is precisely Mr. Hamilton's method.
There are certain declensions, in the French language, of the article, noun, and pronoun, and certain conjugations of the verb, which must be taught some time, the pupil cannot acquire them intuitively ; and as they continually occur from the very outset of his labours, it will certainly E 26 save him much perplexity to teach him the nature of these variations as early as possible.
What to read after An Exposure of the Fallacy of the Hamiltonian System?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Hooper Hartnoll to read onlineMoreLess
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