Pineda, P. (1762). A short and compendious method for learning to speak, read, and write, the English and Spanish languages: In which each part of speech is separately treated of, in a new manner. With a syntax: Such AS Never before was published in any Grammar for the modern Languages. By Peter Pineda, Teacher of the Spanish Language in London; Who has corrected the Errors, and supplied the Defects of the First Impression, and added an English Grammar, for the Benefit of the Spaniards; also many Dialogues, and an Hispanism, never printed before. He also has taken away all the Examples, not only of Customs, but also of Religion, that could offend any Persons or Country (The third impression, corrected and amended.). printed for J. Nourse in the Strand.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Pineda, Pedro. A Short and Compendious Method for Learning to Speak, Read, and Write, the English and Spanish Languages: In Which Each Part of Speech Is Separately Treated of, in a New Manner. With a Syntax: Such AS Never Before Was Published in Any Grammar for the Modern Languages. By Peter Pineda, Teacher of the Spanish Language in London; Who Has Corrected the Errors, and Supplied the Defects of the First Impression, and Added an English Grammar, for the Benefit of the Spaniards; Also Many Dialogues, and an Hispanism, Never Printed Before. He Also Has Taken Away All the Examples, Not Only of Customs, but Also of Religion, That Could Offend Any Persons or Country. The third impression, corrected and amended. London: printed for J. Nourse in the Strand, 1762.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Pineda, Pedro. A Short and Compendious Method for Learning to Speak, Read, and Write, the English and Spanish Languages: In Which Each Part of Speech Is Separately Treated of, in a New Manner. With a Syntax: Such AS Never Before Was Published in Any Grammar for the Modern Languages. By Peter Pineda, Teacher of the Spanish Language in London; Who Has Corrected the Errors, and Supplied the Defects of the First Impression, and Added an English Grammar, for the Benefit of the Spaniards; Also Many Dialogues, and an Hispanism, Never Printed Before. He Also Has Taken Away All the Examples, Not Only of Customs, but Also of Religion, That Could Offend Any Persons or Country. The third impression, corrected and amended. printed for J. Nourse in the Strand, 1762.