An edition of The brachygraphy of the French verbs; or An easy and speedy method of conjugating them, both singly, and when in construction with all the possible accidents by which they can be accompanied (1772)

The brachygraphy of the French verbs; or An easy and speedy method of conjugating them, both singly, and when in construction with all the possible accidents by which they can be accompanied

The whole reduced and framed upon the new and only true system of conjugating the French verbs; and accompanied with a copious list of them at the end, and a key to facilitate the use and understanding of the work

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An edition of The brachygraphy of the French verbs; or An easy and speedy method of conjugating them, both singly, and when in construction with all the possible accidents by which they can be accompanied (1772)

The brachygraphy of the French verbs; or An easy and speedy method of conjugating them, both singly, and when in construction with all the possible accidents by which they can be accompanied

The whole reduced and framed upon the new and only true system of conjugating the French verbs; and accompanied with a copious list of them at the end, and a key to facilitate the use and understanding of the work

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Printed for Edward and Charles Dilly in the Poultry; and sold by J. and J. Fletcher, at Oxford; and T. Merril, at Cambridge.
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English
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118

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The brachygraphy of the French verbs; or An easy and speedy method of conjugating them, both singly, and when in construction with all the possible accidents by which they can be accompanied: The whole reduced and framed upon the new and only true system of conjugating the French verbs; and accompanied with a copious list of them at the end, and a key to facilitate the use and understanding of the work
1772, Printed for Edward and Charles Dilly in the Poultry; and sold by J. and J. Fletcher, at Oxford; and T. Merril, at Cambridge.
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Table of Contents

Dedication.
Preface.
A key to the brachygraphy of the French verbs.
The paradigm and it's explication. The first[-sixth] conjugation. The two auxiliary-verbs Être and Avoir. The French-verbs ready conjugated in construction with all the possible accidents and circumstances with which they can be accompanied.
The various periphastical [!], descriptive, and idiomatical verbs of the French-language.
A praxis for the parsing of the French verbs.

Edition Notes

Large paper copy, with title-vignette engr. by James Taylor after Gravelot; in small paper copies, the vignette is replaced by a printer's ornament.

Described as "Part the first" on half-title, with "Part the second. Containing a copious list of the verbs ..." advertised as "In the press and speedily will be published" on leaf following p. [clxxiv]; this second part, sometimes identified as "The paradigm and it's explication" (p. [i]-cxvii), was never published.

Page [clxxiv] contains only a page border of rules.

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2 p. ℓ., iv p., 1 ℓ., vi, [2], 118, [2], clxxiij, [1] p.
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118

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OL60536643M
OCLC/WorldCat
83022753

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OL44294232W

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