FELIKS ŻOCHOWSKI: PARTS OF SPEECH CONJUGATING BY CASES [1838].

Description

“Parts of Speech Variating by Cases” by Feliks Zochowski is a classic work that discusses the grammar of the Polish language in a systematic and accessible way, particularly focusing on the variation of parts of speech by cases. Published in 1838 by the Warsaw Information Office, the book is an invaluable resource for teachers, students and anyone wishing to explore grammatical principles and the correct use of the Polish language.

Feliks Zochowski (1809-1881) was a Warsaw educator, author of school textbooks and encyclopedist. His publication, part of the current of 19th-century reflection on the shape of Polish, was one of the most important grammar textbooks of its time. Zochowski presents his insights in a clear manner, introducing the reader to the intricacies of Polish grammar and making it easier to understand the rules governing linguistic constructions. The book contains numerous examples and exercises for effective learning.

The present copy, despite visible traces of use (notations, paintings, soiling, supplemented losses of pages), has been subjected to a truly royal binding – it is an exclusive, hand-made binding in natural leather, developed by the renowned Polish Antiquarian Bindery, which adds to its elegance and durability, making it a perfect piece of any library.

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