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'.. .constitutes an important second step in the development of a historiography of Hindi linguistics. It brims with data and opinions which should challenge more scholars to pursue the subject vigorously.'<br>Rosane Rocher, Historiographia Linguistica, 1990.<br>'.. .an outstanding contribution to the history of Hindi grammatical tradition in particular and to the history of linguistics in general...enormously informative and delightfully easy to read.'<br>Rajeshwari Pandharipande, Journal of Asian and African Studies, 1990.<br>' It is unquestionably the definitive work on the subject, and is likely to remain so for a long time to come.'<br>Kenneth E. Bryant, Pacific Affairs, 1989.<br>'.. .warmly commended not just for his careful scholarship but also for the skill with which he has organised his material and the manner in which he has made interesting a topic proverbial for dullness.'<br>R.K. Barz, Indo-Iranian Journal, 1990.<br>'.. .provides a wealth of data...sorts out many important questions...sets into motion what one hopes will be a continual discussion on the origins, methods, and purposes of Hindi grammar.'<br>Michael C. Shapiro, The Journal of Asian Studies, 1989.<br>'.. .a pioneering effort that will serve as a great reference for future research into Hindi grammar...'<br>Yogendra Yadav, Journal of Developing Societies, 1989.<br>

'...constitutes an important second step in the development of a historiography of Hindi linguistics. It brims with data and opinions which should challenge more scholars to pursue the subject vigorously.' Rosane Rocher, Historiographia Linguistica, 1990. `...an outstanding contribution to the history of Hindi grammatical tradition in particular and to the history of linguistics in general...enormously informative and delightfully easy to read.' Rajeshwari Pandharipande, Journal of Asian and African Studies, 1990. 'It is unquestionably the definitive work on the subject, and is likely to remain so for a long time to come.' Kenneth E. Bryant, Pacific Affairs, 1989. '...warmly commended not just for his careful scholarship but also for the skill with which he has organised his material and the manner in which he has made interesting a topic proverbial for dullness.' R.K. Barz, Indo-Iranian Journal, 1990. '...provides a wealth of data...sorts out many important questions...sets into motion what one hopes will be a continual discussion on the origins, methods, and purposes of Hindi grammar.' Michael C. Shapiro, The Journal of Asian Studies, 1989. '...a pioneering effort that will serve as a great reference for future research into Hindi grammar...' Yogendra Yadav, Journal of Developing Societies, 1989.

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