An Inductive Latin Method (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from An Inductive Latin Method

The sheets, as well as a part of the manuscript, have been read by Professor Charles Chandler, Denison University, Granville, Ohio. It is not to be understood that Professor Chandler is responsible for all the statements contained in the book; the authors, however, desire hereby to acknowledge the great value of his contributions to the work. Many valuable hints have been received also from Professor William E. Waters, ph.d., Cincinnati, Ohio, and from Pro fessor F. J. Miller, m.a., Worcester, Mass.

It is haidly to be expected that the first edition of a book con structed upon a plan so different from any heretofore employed will be found perfect in execution. For suggestions, corrections, and criticisms, proper acknowledgment will be made. It is hoped that this book may receive from instructors of Latin as kindly a reception as has been accorded by instructors of Hebrew to the Inductive Hebrew Method.

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