OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

** ▲ good sehool-book. The type is m dear m the ê3cmDganieoL**—Athiiueum, Jtax, 6, 1877.

" We are not astonished to hear that it haa met with the mott flattering réception.'' —School Board ChronicUt March 10, 1877.

** We hâve no hésitation in stating onr opinion that no more naefol or practical introdaction to the French language haa been publiahed thaa ibiM.**—Puùlie Opinion, liarch 24, 1877.

"Eneland is fortonate in the services of a small knot of French Maaten like lOf. âaason and Brette, who haye. alîke by their teaching anà their sehool-booka, donc much for the scientiflc stndy of the langnage and literature of France. Af ter sncceesfully introdnckig into F"g^<«>» form the Publie School French Grammar in whidi M. tittré'e researdies are happily applied by M. Brachet lo as to show the relation of modem French to Latin MM. Brette and Maason hère translate and adapt the Petite or Elementary IVench Orammar. That haa at once proyed as popular as the more elaborate treatiae.**— iBrfinterpA Daily Rêvimot March 90, 1877.

« Of thia excellent school séries we haye before ns the Publie School Eltmentarf French Grammar— {!) Acddenoe and (2) Syntax. Braobet*s work is simply beyond eomparison with any other of its dass; and its sdentifle character la not ■actifLcfid in the yery indicious adaptation whidi has made it «valEVa^Vb lot 'Eoi^gàài ^f^^^c^^v Tkerw it no àOUr êlmmitary FYmch GmmmMr wkitKer for Iwyt w Jw giTUr--aw*î*«^

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FRENGH GRAMMAR

Giving the latest Results of Modem Philology, and based upon the "Nouvelle Grammaire Française" of

fjoureat de V Académie française et de P Académie des Inscriptions,

Part I.— ACCIDENCE

New Edition, revlsed and enlarged

BY

Rbv. p. h. ERNEST BRETTE, B.D.,

late of ChrisVs Ilospital, London,