A double grammar for Germans to learn English, and for English-men to learn the German-tongue : wherein all Latine words, belonging to the grammar, are translated both into the German and English tongue : treating besides of the derivation of the English tongue, with all grammatical rules : and dialogues, treating of all necessary matters that daily may be spoken of : and, especially what is to be seen for a stranger, at Versailles in France and England, with a compendium of the estate of the German empire / composed and set forth by Henry Offelen ...