The Beginner's French Book. Life of Alfred the Great, by Rapin Thoyras [Extr. From His Histoire D'Angleterre]. With a Grammatical Vocabulary, to Which Is Added a Dictionary of the Genders of French Nouns, by N. Lambert. Questo articolo non è disponibile.The Beginner's French Book. Life of Alfred the Great, by Rapin Thoyras [Extr. From His Histoire D'Angleterre]. With a Grammatical Vocabulary, to Which Is Added a Dictionary of the Genders of French Nouns, by N. Lambert

"The Beginner's French Book" combines language instruction with historical narrative, offering an accessible entry point for learners of French. This volume features an excerpt from Rapin Thoyras's "Histoire D'Angleterre," recounting the life of Alfred the Great. The text is augmented with a grammatical vocabulary and a dictionary of French noun genders compiled by N. Lambert, providing practical tools for language acquisition.

This book is ideal for students seeking to improve their French while engaging with a classic historical subject. Its dual focus on language and history makes it a valuable resource for both language learners and those interested in the history of England. The combination of historical narrative and grammatical aids ensures a well-rounded learning experience.

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