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A GRAMMAR THE GERMAN LASnvAGE: BY C. }.


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The increasing attention which is paid in this
country 10 the Language and Literature Of Ge!-
many renders the appearance of this work espc-
cially interesting and important. The Grammar
u d. Follen, which ,llc only one at present in
general use, has been liable to many objections as
leading the pupil by q process too complex and
involved TO u knowledge of the tongue. Mr.
Hempcl has introduced the inductive process
into his Grammar and endcavored 10 follow TIE
same course in teaching the Language which Ma
ture invariably adopts. His system ia mainly the
same Us that of Manesca, which has been univcr-
sally useful in the study Of French The Preface
10 this work explains the principles On which it
has been written. and is fall of instruction as TO
the philosophy of language. Mr.. Hempeiis sure
that three months study of three hours day
according TO his plan-will convey a thorough
knowledge fthe German tongue.