Student's Spelling-Book

"The Student's Spelling-Book," designed by Jacob S. Denman to facilitate the teaching of orthography and orthoepy within the English language, draws its authority from Webster's American Dictionary. Published in 1851, this volume presents a structured approach to spelling, intending to provide an accessible, accurate, and concise method for students to master correct spelling. Its emphasis on systematic classification aims to simplify the learning process, making it an invaluable resource for educators and students alike during a pivotal era in American education. This book offers a glimpse into 19th-century pedagogical techniques while remaining a relevant historical artifact for those interested in the evolution of English language instruction.

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