GrundzÃ1/4ge der Deutschen Syntax nach ihrer geschichtlichen Entwicklung, Erste Abteilung, authored by Oskar Hermann Theodor Erdmann and Otto Mensing, delves into the fundamentals of German syntax through its historical evolution. This work provides a detailed exploration of the structural rules of the German language, tracing their development over time. It is an invaluable resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the diachronic study of German syntax. The book offers insights into the transformations and nuances of the language, making it essential for understanding the complexities of modern German.

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