 In the near future, some universal tongue will be sought for by the educated. If Latin be still learned in England, France, Italy, Germany, Hungary, Spain, this is still, as three centuries ago, the best for all Christendom. But perhaps even Latin will...  Rebilius Cruso; Robinson Crusoe in Latin ... - Page vby Francis William Newman, Daniel Defoe - 1884 - 108 pagesFull view - About this book
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...eminently unedifying." The utility of a common medium of intercourse for civilization is affirmed. " In the near future, some universal tongue will be...perhaps even Latin will be beaten out of the schools." The admirers of Defoe will find an interesting criticism in the various changes which Professor Newman... | |
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