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James W. Shearer
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1840
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The English language made perfectly phonetic by a simple system of diacritical notation: being a new application of phonetics, for use in elementary instruction, lexicography, grammars of foreign languages, and home missionary work
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James W. Shearer
First published in 1872
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Born
1840
Subjects
Phonetics
Phonétique
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Spelling reform
Time
1870-1950
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OLID: OL14179791A
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