BEACHEÎ'S PUBLIC SCHOOL FRENCH GRAMMAR

Giving the Latest Rc-sults of Modorn Philology.

ADAPTED for ENGLISH SCHOOLS BY THE

REV. P. H. E. BRETTE, B.D., and GUSTAVE MAS30N, B.A. Mew édition, 1 vol, small 8vo. 336 pages, Clotli. Priée 2s. 6d.

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The présent work cannot fail to be generally adopted for pupils who, havmg aireaay t sufficient kno wledge of Greek and Latin, are able to begin the study of Frenoh tl»ough ihe médium of comparative grammar.

Depai-ting from the old routine of putting before children a mère séries of rnles of an apparently arbitrary character, and which can neither be explained or justified, .M. r.RACHET shows that historical philology aocounts for every grammatical fact, whether rule or exception, and that even linguistic bizarreries, as we ■would deem them, hâve their raison d être, if we only trace up modem French to its origins.