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A handbook of Middle English (original 1952; edition 1952)

by Fernand Mossé

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Professor Fernand Mossé of the Collège de France is at home in all the Germanic languages and literatures, but for many years he has paid particular attention to English. Since he is a medievalist he has interested himself first and foremost in the earlier periods, and since he is a teacher as well as investigator he has been long concerned to smooth the path of students taking their first steps into a field far from our day and time. A few years ago, this concern of his ripened into a work that won general recognition as soon as it came out: his Manuel de l'Anglais du Moyen Age des Origines an XIVe Siècle. In the Manuel the author's mastery of the material and talent for clear and orderly presentation are happily combined. In this work we have by far the best introduction to medieval English now available.--from the Foreword… (more)
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Title:A handbook of Middle English
Authors:Fernand Mossé
Info:Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Press, 1952.
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Professor Fernand Mossé of the Collège de France is at hom in all the Germanic languages and literatures, but for many years he has paid particular attention to English.
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This Handbook is designed for students of Middle English, and, as well, for those interested in English literature between 1100 and ca. 1400.
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'A handbook of Middle English' is the translation of only the second half of this book. Please do not combine them.
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Professor Fernand Mossé of the Collège de France is at home in all the Germanic languages and literatures, but for many years he has paid particular attention to English. Since he is a medievalist he has interested himself first and foremost in the earlier periods, and since he is a teacher as well as investigator he has been long concerned to smooth the path of students taking their first steps into a field far from our day and time. A few years ago, this concern of his ripened into a work that won general recognition as soon as it came out: his Manuel de l'Anglais du Moyen Age des Origines an XIVe Siècle. In the Manuel the author's mastery of the material and talent for clear and orderly presentation are happily combined. In this work we have by far the best introduction to medieval English now available.--from the Foreword

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