Russian
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
For anyone determined to master one of the world's most widely spoken and historically rich languages, Russian by Maximilian Fourman, LL.B., of the University of Kiev, presents a rigorous yet accessible pathway into the Cyrillic script, grammar, and spoken idiom of Russian. Structured within the renowned Teach Yourself Books series, this volume systematically guides the learner through pronunciation, vocabulary, and sentence construction, building from foundational principles to functional fluency with clarity and purpose. Fourman's approach reflects the scholarly tradition of the mid-twentieth century language primer — methodical, authoritative, and deeply informed by academic linguistics — making this an enduring reference for both self-study enthusiasts and those supplementing formal instruction. A product of its era, the book carries the quiet confidence of a guide written by a native-connected scholar, leaving the reader to wonder just how far a dedicated student might travel on the strength of its well-worn pages.
Author: Maximilian Fourman
Format: Hardback
Genre: Reference & language
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
For anyone determined to master one of the world's most widely spoken and historically rich languages, Russian by Maximilian Fourman, LL.B., of the University of Kiev, presents a rigorous yet accessible pathway into the Cyrillic script, grammar, and spoken idiom of Russian. Structured within the renowned Teach Yourself Books series, this volume systematically guides the learner through pronunciation, vocabulary, and sentence construction, building from foundational principles to functional fluency with clarity and purpose. Fourman's approach reflects the scholarly tradition of the mid-twentieth century language primer — methodical, authoritative, and deeply informed by academic linguistics — making this an enduring reference for both self-study enthusiasts and those supplementing formal instruction. A product of its era, the book carries the quiet confidence of a guide written by a native-connected scholar, leaving the reader to wonder just how far a dedicated student might travel on the strength of its well-worn pages.