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

Note 586 — Chapter VII

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There were many complaints throughout the two centuries of the travellers' neglect of everything concerning their own country. "What is it to be conversant abroad and a stranger at home?" asks Higford. See also Penton, New Instructions to the Guardian, 1694; and F. B. B. D., Education with Respect to Grammar Schools and Universities, 1701.

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