Praktische Englische Sprachlehre Fur Deutsche Beiderlei Geschlechts: Nach Der In Meidinger's Franzosischen Grammatik Befolgten Methode Und Nach Sherid (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781274264558)

"Praktische Englische Sprachlehre Fur Deutsche Beiderlei Geschlechts" is a historical English language textbook designed for German speakers. Authored by Johann Christian Fick and Heinrich Fick, this book offers a practical approach to learning English grammar, following the method used in Meidinger's French grammar and based on Sheridan's and Walker's principles of pure pronunciation. This book provides insights into the methodologies of language instruction prevalent in the 19th century.

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