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The Teaching and Cultivation of the French Language in England during Tudor and Stuart Times

Note 193 — Chapter I

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Bale, Scriptorum Britanniae Summarium, 1548, p. 723, and Pits, Relationes Historicae de rebus Anglicis, 1619, p. 745, attribute to Barclay a work called De pronuntiatione linguae gallicae. This suggests that possibly the Introductory was first written in Latin.

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