I expect readers of this blog will also be interested in the grammar by Robert Lowth (1762 and many later editions). And if so, does any of you possess an original copy, from whatever date? If you do, please help me find out more about the grammar’s original owners. As explained on the Robert Lowth blog, I’ve set myself the more than ambitious task to identify as many of the owners of the 34,000 copies that were printed as possible.
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