both its Dialects; To which are added the Nannûl, Yâpparungalam, and other Native Authorities; With copious exercises taken from the best authors, and an Analytical Index

About The Book: "Published in 1858, George Uglow Pope's 'A Larger Grammar of the Tamil Language in Both its Dialects' stands as a seminal work, offering a comprehensive exploration of the Tamil language. Encompassing both dialects, the book serves as an indispensable guide, elucidating intricate facets of grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and pronunciation. Going beyond the basics, Pope enriches by incorporating authoritative native sources such as Nannul and Yapparungalam. Its pages a wealth of knowledge, establishing it as an enduring testament to Pope's scholarly contributions." SUBJECT:Grammar About The Author: George Uglow Pope (1820–1908), an Anglican missionary and Tamil scholar, dedicated 40 years to Tamil Nadu, translating key texts such as the Tirukkural. Ordained in 1841, he faced conflicts and controversies, establishing a seminary in Sawyerpuram and later a grammar school in Ooty. As Principal of Bishop Cotton Boys' School, Bangalore, from 1870, he gained fame. Pope's notable works include "A Larger Grammar of the Tamil Language" (1858) and translations of classical Tamil literature.