Strictures on modern languages: shewing their usefulness to individuals, to nations, and particularly to the fair sex. To which is added, an essay on the present modes of teaching; and also, a plan of an original work, ... clearly pointing out the facility with which the fluency of speech may be acquired. Humbly dedicated to Mrs. Crewe of Crewe-Hall, by J. E. Parisot de St. Marie.
Parisot de St. Marie, J. E.
Chester : printed by J. Fletcher,
1790.
At the foot of p. 64: 'The New practical introduction to grammar this essay was meant to precede, not being in a sufficient state of forwardness when the pamphlet was finished, prevented me from giving a more minute account of it ..'.
'The New practical introduction' was apparently never published.
With a final errata leaf.
ESTC
Alston,