The french preceptor; or, principles of the French language. Containing First Part. Explanation of the nine Parts of Speech. Second Part. Exercises on the Rules of the Language. Third Part. Conversations or Lessons on different Subjects. Fourth Part. Anecdotes of History to be translated from English into French. Fifth Part. Extracts of History to be translated from French into English. Sixth Part. Alphabetical Appendix of Verbs, with the Substantives, Adjectives, and Adverbs, derived from them, forming a general Spelling-Book. Seventh Part. Appendix of Substantives, Adjectives, and Adverbs, which have no Verbs. The whole explained and illustrated by Mr. Pigasse, French-Master; and the English part revised and corrected by Samuel Whyte, Esq. Principal of the Grammar School, Grafton-Street.
- Pigasse, French-master.
- Date:
- 1795
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Dublin : printed by R. M. Butler, 31, Grafton-Street, 1795.
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iv,538p. ; 80.
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ESTC T102405
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