The Accusative With Infinitive and some Kindred Constructions in English

Jacob Zeitlin

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Investigates the grammatical occurrence of the accusative with infinitive verb forms. Consists of research from Greek, Gothic, Old German, Old Saxon and Old Norse writings as well as the use in English.

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