"A New and Easy Method of Instruction in Pronouncing and Speaking the French Language" by Édouard Duquet, originally published in 1870, offers a glimpse into historical language teaching methodologies. This book focuses on practical communication, providing a selection of words and phrases most commonly used in everyday conversations. Designed as an accessible guide, it aims to simplify the process of learning French pronunciation and spoken fluency. This volume provides insight into 19th-century language instruction and remains a valuable resource for those interested in the historical approaches to language acquisition.

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