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Bahlsen's The Teaching of Modern Languages

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Studies and Notes in Philology and Literature

Volume X. The Arthurian material in the Chronicles, especially those of Great Britain and France. By ROBERT HUNTINGTON FLETCHER, recently Assistant Professor of English in Washington University, St. Louis. 8vo. Paper. 313 pages.