How do I learn early modern English? Are there any books or other

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>>9635509
Can't find it anywhere for free, b-ok, irc, mobilism, libgen, archiveorg, gutenberg, random pdf links

Isn't early modern English, just English?

>>9635546
Shakespeare is Early Modern. It's not super difficult, but difficult nonetheless.

>>9635544
Have you tried the library?

Haven't read these but they might relevant

Shakespeare's English: An Introduction by N.F. Blake

A Shakespearian Grammar by EA Abbott

Think on my Words by David Crystal

>>9635490
Read annotated Shakespeare, Marlowe, Milton, Browne and Burton.
It's pretty close to the English we use, so it should be easy to pick up. You probably won't need a text book to study it.

I read Burton then Shakespeare then Spenser then Malory then Chaucer.

In this way I worked my way backwards in English and taught myself early middle English by small changes from modern English and middle English by way of small changes from early middle English.