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This collection contains primary resources about Carnegie's bequests along with supporting explanatory text, that teachers will be able to use as part of their curriculum.
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Apropos of spelling reform
Apropos of spelling reform
Spelling reform
"An exhaustive discussion" of the subject of spelling reform. Included are tables of "preferred spellings".
A plea for alphabetic reform
A plea for alphabetic reform
Spelling reform
A plea for alphabetic reform; The un-Alphabetic representation of English; A scientific alphabet based on the Roman letters; Alphabetic restoration; Summary of the additional signs for a complete English alphabet; The sounds of English speech, in orderly sequence, constitute the English alphabet; The consonants of English speech; Historical attempts at phonetic reform; The alphabetic problem solved; Scientific English alphabet for printing and writing; Abou Ben Adhem; Roolz ov lif
Pour la simplificacion de l'ortografe
Pour la simplificacion de l'ortografe
Spelling reform
L'apôtre Barés; Pour la simplificacion ortografique; Les adversaires de la simplificacion -- Réponses à leurs ataques; Le programe de simplificacion ortografique; Le mouvement réformiste -- Vœus des Amicales et des Congrès; Le Programe de réformes de M. Barès; Les Idées de M. Barés; Apel aus Instituteurs
The problem of spelling reform
The problem of spelling reform
Spelling reform
Skeat's piece on the problems of spelling reform.
Simplified spelling: for the use of government departments
Simplified spelling: for the use of government departments
Spelling reform
Second edition.
Simplified spelling: for the use of government departments
Simplified spelling: for the use of government departments
Spelling reform
First Edition
Spelling in the east side schools of New York
Spelling in the east side schools of New York
Spelling reform
Julia Richman's (District Superintendent of Schools in New York City) paper prepared for the first annual meeting of the Simplified Spelling Board. Reprinted from the Educational Review, New York, February, 1908.