Excerpt from Every Englishman His Own German Master: Or the Shortest and Easiest Introduction to a Theoretical and Practical Knowledge of the German Language
I think it unnecessary to use any arguments to induce the study of the German language, and I have no apology to offer for this Introduction to it. If my performance possess any merit, those in whose hands it proves useful will owe me their thanks; and if it be destitute of merit, an apology from me cannot secure it the approbation of an enlightened public.
My object in publishing it is to facilitate the acquisition of a theoretical and practical know ledge of the most original living language of Eu rope. With this object in view, I have carefully avoided introducing any thing likely to perplex or mislead beginners, and as anxiously inserted every thing which to me appeared necessary to furnish a key that will,'in a short time, enable them to cultivate the language and literature of Germany, without any other assistance but occasional reference to a dictionary.
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