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The Subjunctive Mode in English Grammar
A detailed discussion on the subjunctive mood arguing for its continued use against calls for abolition. It covers present and past subjunctive forms, contrasts with potential and indicative moods, cites Webster and Bowne, and illustrates usage with examples about contingent future action and hypothetical states.
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Hlurgey
Webster's Dictionary
Dr. Wayland
Moral Science
Borden P. Bowne
Boston Univers
Bowne
W Lind
Edo