A key to the French language; or, pocket-companion for those who wish to speak, spell, write, and translate, with ease, expedition, and correctness. In three parts. Part I. containing 108 Examples of the different Modes of rendering the most familiar English Words (alphabetically arranged) into French; after a new Manner, in the Nature of School-Copies. Part II. containing Rules or Explanations of those Examples. Part III. containing a short View of the Eight Parts of Speech, with References to the Examples; which renders the whole clear, comprehensive, and pleasant to the Learner. Calculated no less for the Use of Schools and private Pupils, than for the Public at large, as a short Road to the Knowledge of Grammar, and a certain Guide to the Acquaintance with Authors. Dedicated to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester.

Date:

MDCCLXXXII. [1782]