Latin and Greek Elements in English

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Latin and Greek Elements in English. Lesson 10: Words from Expressions examples of terms drawn from the general suspicion and contempt with which the Dutch were held in early Americacowardice: Dutch courage (1812): ?bravery stimulated by alcohol"Dutch leave (1898): ?a soldier's failure to return

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Latin and Greek Elements in English

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