...Language: This no body doubts of, when French is proposed. And the Reafbn is, becaufe People are accuftomed to the right way of teaching that Language: which is by talking it into Children in conftant Converfation, and not by Grammatical Rules. The Latin Tongue would eafily be taught the fame...

...This no Body doubts of, when French is proposed.- And the Rcafon is, be<raufe' People are _amiftomed to the right Way of teaching that Language, which is by talking it into Children in conftant Converfation, and not by ^. 16-3. When he can fpeak and read French well, which in this Latin,...

...themselves in their own language, and had masters to teach that, instead of foreign tongues. When a child can speak English, it is time for him to learn some other language. French being a living language, and to be used most in speaking, should be first learned, that the...

...be had at a great deal “cheaper rate of pains and time, and be learned “almost in playing? “As soon as he can speak English, it is time for “him...and the “reason, is because people are accustomed tothe “right way of teaching that language, which is “by talking it into children in constant conversa--...

...to them.' Soon after Milton comes Locke. He is very elaborate on the subject: 1 AH soon as a child can speak English, it is time for him to learn some...children in constant conversation, and not by grammatical rules. The Latin tongue would easily be taught the same way if his tutor being constantly with him,...

...read to them: Soon after Milton comes Locke. He is very elaborate on the subject: ' As soon as a child can speak English, it is time for him to learn some...children in constant conversation, and not by grammatical rules. The Latin tongue wonld easily be taught the same way if his tutor being constantly with him,...

...read to them: Soon after Milton comes Locke. He is very elaborate on the subject: ' As soon as a child can speak English, it is time for him to learn some...children in constant conversation, and not by grammatical rules. The Latin tongue would easily be taught the same way if his tutor being constantly with him,...

...to them.' Soon after Milton comes Locke. He is very elaborate on the subject : ' As soon aa a child can speak English, it is time for him to learn some...is proposed ; and the reason is, because people are accustcmcd to the right way of teaching that language, which is by talking it into children in constant...

...grammatical Rules. " As soon as the child can speak English," says Locke, in his ' Thoughts on Education,' " it is time for him to learn some other language. This,...people are accustomed to the right way of teaching that language—which is, by talking it into children, and not by grammatical Rules." * This inefficiency...

...grammatical Rules. " As soon as the child can speak English," says Locke, in his ' Thoughts on Education,' " it is time for him to learn some other language. This...people are accustomed to the right way of teaching that language—which is, by talking it into children, and not by grammatical Rules."* This inefficiency...