How to Learn Russian: A Manual for Students of Russian, Based Upon the Ollendorffian System of Teaching Languages, and Adapted for Self-Instruction (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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The almost total neglect that the Russian Language has hitherto met with in this country is capable of two explana tions, one of which may be said to include the other, namely, its supposed insurmountable difficulties and the want of a good Grammar. On the first point, suffice it to say that there is nothing - absolutely nothing - which should deter the student. The prominent features of the language are clear ness and methodical arrangement. If the contrary have been found to be the case, it is owing to no other causes than the defective. Methods and the insufficient or faulty explanations presented by the Grammars hitherto published both in this country and on the Continent.

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