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Proceedings - Modern Language Association of America, Proceedings at New York, December 29, 30, 1884

Meeting Report

The Modern Language Association of America

Some Hitherto Unpublished Letters of Jean Paul Richter

The College Course in English Literature, How It May Be Improved

The Genitive in Old French

The Selection, Which Every Teacher of a Modern Language Should Make, of Subjects to Teach

On Some Aspects of the Modern Language Question

On the Embodiment of the Latest Results of Research in Text Books, and the Necessity of a Scientific Basis for Instruction

What Place Has Old English Philology in Our Elementary Schools?

French Taught in New York City

On the Factitive in German

On the Progress of Modern Language Study in the Colleges and Universities of the Late Confederate States since the War (1860-1884)

The Growth of the Modern Language Question in Great Britain and America during the Last Half a Century

The Importance of the German Language with Special Reference to the Study of English

Aims and Methods of Collegiate Instruction in Modern Languages

The Establishment of a Modern Classical Course, as Being the Best Means of Bringing the Modern Languages into Greater Prominence

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Names of Those Present at the Convention

Members of the Modern Language Association of America

Officers of the Modern Language Association of America

List of Colleges and of Their Modern Language Professors

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Proceedings - Modern Language Association of America, Proceedings at New York, December 29, 30, 1884

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