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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1783, 7 November 1879, Page 4

Fbbnoh Litbbatttbb. —WeJlhave received a. little book entitled, " Elements of French : Literature," by Mods. Edmond de Montalk, one of the examiners of .the New Zealand .University. The volume is intendod as a reader for learners of the French language, and contains a short historical sketch of French literature, from the ninth century to the present day. The notices of individual writers are necessarily extremely brief, but they will convey to the student much information which he would not be likely otherwise to aqquire, and no doubt the book will be largely used in colonial schools.

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