Regarding Latin textbooks

I don't have a copy and I tried to find a pdf but couldn't either, however this doc does have a list of various other latin [text]books you could use if one of those catches your eye: http://akropolis-world-news.weebly.com/uploads/1/1/8/5/11853710/teaching_ancient_languages.pdf

Thanks a ton! This does help, enormously!
However, if you do happen to know of anyone with a copy,would you mind asking if they'd mind lending it to me awhile? I know it's old and out of print, so perhaps a professor or someone who did Latin during his/her schooldays?

I'm studying Latin off my own bat at uni this year. I have a professor who gives me an hour each week. It's hard going, but he suggested that I use Paterson and MacNaughton's 'The Approach to Latin' series to reinforce the tenses and declensions and so on. Would anyone happen to know where I could get a copy? I've tried hunting for it online, but it's rather expensive. If anyone does own a copy, would they be willing to lend it to me for a while?

I don't know anyone around me that does Latin at all unfortunately. I am fairly certain your university library will be able to order a copy for you if you ask them to though.

Amazon have it.