Elements of the English Language; or Analytical Orthography. Designed to Teach the Philosophy of Orthography and Orthoepy. Adapted to Schools.

126 pp. Part First, comprising a system of teaching the elementary sounds, is not in the first edition; but the importance of the subject, intimately connected as it is with the general design of the work, is sufficient to demand an insertion. It is believed to be a valuable acquisition. Part Second, teaches the powers and properties of letters by analysis in a more progressive manner than was taught in the former edition. This is thought to be an improvement. Part Third, teaches not only the philosophy of the component parts of words, but also, their meaning, and adds the combination of the First and Second Parts. In spelling, the Author has conformed to Dr. Webster's orthography, mainly.