Continúa M. Luisa De la Rosa Reimúndez (U. Complutense) hablando de la recepción del método Alge para la enseñanza de lenguas extranjeras en la prensa española de inicios del XX
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Cierra la primera franja Mariángeles García Aranda (U. Computense) con “De nuevo sobre la prensa histórica y los métodos de enseñanza de lenguas: Pelayo Vizuete Picón y Rafael Díaz de la Cortina”
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Just realized I did not have an image highlighting the marginal annotations (and the worming, of course).

No correction feature for my big goof—I meant to say voice not tense. :-(

Schoolroom scene from James Hutchinson's The Juvenile Grammar for the use of Schools and Private Families (London: Wright, Simpkin, and Co., 1859).

…struggling against knowledge-hungry moths and specters of a repeating past in Gabriel García Márquez’s “One Hundred Years of Solitude” (1967):

"...a wise Catalonian had a bookstore where there was a Sanskrit primer, which would be eaten by the moths within six years if he did not hurry to buy it."

In HMS Surprise, Stephen has a "Fort William grammar," which I suspect is this book:

Pues mira, de esa misma obra.
Échale un ojo a la página de Richard Hudson, xq hay cosas… 🥰