Conversational French in 20 Lessons: Cortina Method: Intended for Self-Study and for Use in Schools
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From his actual teaching experience in his Cortina Academy of Languages, which he founded in the United States in 1882, Count Cortina developed a new simplified method of language instruction that became an instant success. It has never been surpassed since, as the method has been constantly refined and improved from the Academy's long experience in teaching languages, and in terms of the changing needs of the present-day language student. It is now known all over the world as The Cortina Method.
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