The author's aim in this book was to steer a clear course between a
too learned and a too superficial treatment, and rather to show how
surnames are formed, than to adduce innumerable examples which the
reader should be able to solve for himself. The subject matter is
divided into a number of rather short chapters, dealing with the
various classes and subdivision into which surnames fall; but the
natural association which exists between names often prevailed over
rigid classification.
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