Publisher's Synopsis
Pitman's groundbreaking work on the need for spelling reform is as relevant today as it was when it was first published in 1868. Arguing that the inconsistencies of English spelling were hindering education and literacy, Pitman offers a concise and compelling case for simplifying the written language. This work remains a vital resource for anyone interested in language and its impact on society.
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