The English and French Languages Compared in Their Grammatical Constructions Part 2. Containing a Full and Accurate Investigation of Their Differnce of Syntax

In this linguistic treatise, Driverger compares and contrasts the grammatical structures of English and French languages, providing detailed analysis of their differences and similarities. Part 2 focuses on syntax, offering valuable insights for students and scholars of linguistics.
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