Teeters, J. M. (1836). The inductive, analytical, and synthetic system of English grammar: In which the philosophy and idiom of the language are adopted, without regard to the structure of other languages ; in a series of lectures ; embracing a concise methodical order of parsing, with appropriate exercises ; a complete system of punctuation ; and a short treatise on composition ; accompanied by a large synoptical chart ; in three parts. Printed by Dunbar and Gotshall.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationTeeters, James M. The Inductive, Analytical, and Synthetic System of English Grammar: In Which the Philosophy and Idiom of the Language Are Adopted, Without Regard to the Structure of Other Languages ; in a Series of Lectures ; Embracing a Concise Methodical Order of Parsing, with Appropriate Exercises ; a Complete System of Punctuation ; and a Short Treatise on Composition ; Accompanied by a Large Synoptical Chart ; in Three Parts. Canton: Printed by Dunbar and Gotshall, 1836.
MLA (8th ed.) CitationTeeters, James M. The Inductive, Analytical, and Synthetic System of English Grammar: In Which the Philosophy and Idiom of the Language Are Adopted, Without Regard to the Structure of Other Languages ; in a Series of Lectures ; Embracing a Concise Methodical Order of Parsing, with Appropriate Exercises ; a Complete System of Punctuation ; and a Short Treatise on Composition ; Accompanied by a Large Synoptical Chart ; in Three Parts. Printed by Dunbar and Gotshall, 1836.