Report On Education in Europe
Report On Education in Europe
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Greek, six hours.
Division!, Etymology, from Buttman's Gram- mar. Oral and written exercises and extempora- lia. Jacob's Reader.
German, two hours.
Examination of exer- cises on historical sub- jects. Poetical selections for declamation.
French, two hours.
Exercises in transla- tion. Written exercises. Extemporalia.
Religion, two hours. Principal passages from Upper Third Class, tliirty-onc hours.
Latin, seven hours. August's Libamenta. Courses, three and four. Syntax. Exercises and ex- tempora...lia. Ovid's Meta- morphoses, books 1, 2, 3, and 4, excerpts. Writ- ten translations. Commit- ting to memory remark- able passages. Prosody. Theory of hexameters.
Greek, four hours. Review and extension of the preceding course. MatthisR's Greek Reader.
German, three hours.
Reading and comment- ing on the German classics. Exercises, with rules for style. Free delivery.
French, three hours.
Selections from Mignet, Thiers, &c. , and from Herrmann and Biichner's Manual. Exercises in speaking and writing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Greek, six hours.
Division!, Etymology, from Buttman's Gram- mar. Oral and written exercises and extempora- lia. Jacob's Reader.
German, two hours.
Examination of exer- cises on historical sub- jects. Poetical selections for declamation.
French, two hours.
Exercises in transla- tion. Written exercises. Extemporalia.
Religion, two hours. Principal passages from Upper Third Class, tliirty-onc hours.
Latin, seven hours. August's Libamenta. Courses, three and four. Syntax. Exercises and ex- tempora...lia. Ovid's Meta- morphoses, books 1, 2, 3, and 4, excerpts. Writ- ten translations. Commit- ting to memory remark- able passages. Prosody. Theory of hexameters.
Greek, four hours. Review and extension of the preceding course. MatthisR's Greek Reader.
German, three hours.
Reading and comment- ing on the German classics. Exercises, with rules for style. Free delivery.
French, three hours.
Selections from Mignet, Thiers, &c. , and from Herrmann and Biichner's Manual. Exercises in speaking and writing.
What to read after Report On Education in Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D Alexander Dallas Bache to read onlineMoreLess
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