Methodi Practicae Specimen 1660

This ex-library copy is bound in green cloth with library markings on the spine and cover. There is no dust jacket. The binding remains intact and sturdy, with minimal wear. The pages are clean and well-preserved, making it a suitable addition for collectors and researchers interested in linguistic history.

"Methodi Practicae Specimen 1660" by Christopher Wase is a 1972 facsimile edition published by The Scolar Press Limited in Menston, England. This edition is part of the "English Linguistics 1500-1800" series, selected and edited by R.C. Alston, and represents a faithful reproduction of the original 1660 text. Christopher Wase, a notable scholar of his time, provides insights into the linguistic practices of the 17th century. This facsimile edition is an essential resource for linguists and historians interested in the evolution of English language studies. The book is bound in a sturdy green cloth cover, typical of library editions, and lacks a dust jacket. It features library markings, indicating its past as an ex-library copy. Despite these markings, the book remains in good structural condition, offering a valuable glimpse into historical linguistic methodologies.