| CHAP. | | | PAGE |
|---|
|
I. |
Confessions of a Spelling Reformer |
1 |
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II. |
Attitude of the Educated |
56 |
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III. |
The Orthographic Situation |
94 |
|
I. |
THE PROBLEM |
94 |
|
II. |
MOVEMENT OF VOWEL-SOUNDS |
100 |
|
III. |
THE VOWELS |
113 |
|
IV. |
THE DIGRAPHS |
134 |
|
V. |
THE CONSONANTS |
160 |
|
IV. |
The Question of Honor |
194 |
|
V. |
Methods of Relief |
238 |
|
VI. |
Objections, Real or Reputed |
280 |
|
I. |
LOSS OF KNOWLEDGE OF DERIVATION |
283 |
|
II. |
LIKENESS OF SPELLING IN WORDS WITH UNLIKE MEANINGS |
307 |
|
III. |
EXISTING BOOKS RENDERED VALUELESS |
314 |
|
IV. |
IMPOSSIBILITY OF PHONETIC SPELLING |
320 |
|
VII. |
The Final Consideration |
331 |
|
Index |
343 |