The English grammar: or, the English tongue reduced to grammatical rules : containing the four parts of grammar: viz. orthographie, etymology, syntax, prosody or poetry. Being the easiest quickest and most authentick method of teaching it, by rules and pictures: adapted to the capacities of children, youth and those of riper years; in learning whereof the English scholar may now attain the perfection of his mother tongue, without the assistance of Latine; composed for the use of all English schools. By Joseph Aickin M. A. and lately one of the masters of the Free-School of London Dery. Licensed May the 24. 1692. Rob. Midgley.