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Third book of lessons for the use of schools (Book 3)

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Monograph

Persistent identifier:
PPN663110157
URN:
urn:nbn:de:0220-gd-4668100
Title:
Geschichtsrepetitionen für die oberen Klassen höherer Lehranstalten
Shelfmark:
T 10134
Author:
Junge, Friedrich
Place of publication:
Berlin
Publisher:
Vahlen
Document type:
Monograph
Collection:
History textbooks,imperial Germany
Publication year:
1885
Edition title:
[Electronic ed.]
Copyright:
Georg-Eckert-Institut - Leibniz-Institut für internationale Schulbuchforschung
Language:
German

Chapter

Title:
II. Das Mittelalter
Document type:
Monograph
Structure type:
Chapter

Table

Title:
I. Periode. 481-814. Das Frankenreich
Document type:
Monograph
Structure type:
Table

Contents

Table of contents

  • Lessons for the use of schools
  • Third book of lessons for the use of schools (Book 3)
  • binder
  • Advertising
  • Title page
  • PREFACE
  • CONTENTS
  • LESSON I
  • LESSON II
  • LESSON III
  • LESSON IV
  • LESSON V
  • LESSON VI
  • LESSON VII
  • LESSON VIII
  • LESSON IX
  • LESSON X
  • LESSON XI
  • LESSON XII
  • LESSON XIII
  • LESSON XIV
  • LESSON XV
  • LESSON XVI
  • LESSON XVII
  • LESSON XVIII
  • LESSON XIX
  • LESSON XX
  • LESSON XXI
  • LESSON XXII
  • LESSON XXIII
  • LESSON XXV
  • LESSON XXVI
  • LESSON XXVII
  • LESSON XXVIII
  • LESSON XXIX
  • LESSON XXX
  • LESSON XXXI
  • LESSON XXXII
  • LESSON XXXIV
  • LESSON XXXV
  • LESSON XXXVI
  • LESSON XXXVII
  • LESSON XXXVIII
  • LESSON XXXIX
  • LESSON XL
  • LESSON XLI
  • LESSON XLII
  • LESSON XLIII
  • LESSON XLIV
  • LESSON XLV
  • LESSON XLVI
  • LESSON XLVII
  • LESSON XLVIII
  • LESSON XLIX
  • LESSON L
  • LESSON LI
  • LESSON LII
  • LESSON LIII
  • LESSON LIV
  • LESSON LV
  • LESSON LVI
  • LESSON LVII
  • LESSON LVIII
  • LESSON LIX
  • LESSON LX
  • LESSON LXI
  • LESSON LXII
  • LESSON LXIII
  • LESSON LXIV
  • LESSON LXV
  • LESSON LXVI
  • LESSON LXVII
  • LESSON LXVIII
  • LESSON LXIX
  • LESSON LXX
  • LESSON LXXI
  • LESSON LXXII
  • LESSON LXXIII
  • LESSON LXXIV
  • LESSON LXXV
  • LESSON LXXVI
  • LESSON LXXVII
  • LESSON LXXVIII
  • LESSON LXXIX
  • LESSON LXXX
  • LESSON LXXXI
  • LESSON LXXXII
  • LESSON LXXXIII
  • LESSON LXXXIV
  • LESSON LXXXV
  • LESSON LXXXVI
  • LESSON LXXXVII
  • LESSON LXXXVIII
  • LESSON LXXXIX
  • LESSON XC
  • LESSON XCI
  • LESSON XCII
  • LESSON XCIII
  • Advertising
  • binder

Full text

142 
THIRD BUOR, 
ViZ., Irish; though all who learn to read, learn 
English, and prefer speaking it. So also, in that 
part of England, called Wales, some of the people 
speak Welch, Leaving our own country, and 
crossing over to France, which we can do in three 
or four hours, from England, by sailing across the 
Straits of Dover, we find French spoken. Almost 
every nation, indeed, has its own language, but the 
same form of letters as ours is used in most 
nations. 
The nations of Europe are superior to those of 
the other quarters of the globe, in arts and manu- 
factures, in woollen and linen mannufactories, in 
glass, china, iron ware, and many others, They 
also differ from the native nations of Asia, Africa, 
and America, by being generally worshippers of 
God, and baptized into the name of our Lord 
Jesus Christ, 
LESSON XLYI. 
PARENTS’ LOVE FOR THEIR CHILDREN. 
be-tween young-est in-dus-try 
gol-di-er Rus-si-a af-fec-ti-on-ate 
im-pos-si-ble ex-claim-ing home-wards 
dan-ger-ous thank-ful-ness nei-ther 
During the war between the French and Rus- 
sians (of which you will hear something in your 
future lessons), a band of French soldiers was 
returning homewards, having lately quitted Mos- 
COW, the capital city of Russia, Once of them was 
ACcompanied by his wife. who brought with her 
fiv” young children nd a little property, the 
fruts of her industry. A% length they arrived at
	        

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