Guide to the English Tongue

"A Guide to the English Tongue" by Thomas Dyche, originally published around 1800, offers a fascinating glimpse into the teaching of English language skills in a bygone era. This comprehensive guide provides instruction in pronunciation, spelling, and grammar, reflecting the linguistic standards and pedagogical approaches of the time.

While styles of teaching have evolved, this work remains valuable for its historical insight into the development of English language education. Students of linguistics, history of education, and anyone interested in the evolution of the English language will find this a compelling resource.

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