Introductory lessons in orthography and prosody: or A selection of easy lessons in prose and verse : in which all dissyllables, trisyllables, and polysyllables as they occur, are divided, and accented, as they should be pronounced. With an appendix: containing a list of words in which the initial letters E and I are frequently misapplied; and several classes of words which are often erroneously accented or pronounced &c. /
Macintosh, Daniel,teacher of English.
[Dundee] : Printed by D. Buchanan Montrose, for J. H. Baxter bookseller, Dundee,
1810.
Macintosh uses passages from the works of many famous authors to demonstrate his lessons, including Addison, Kames, Franklin and Walpole.
Macintosh uses passages from the works of many famous authors to demonstrate his lessons, including Addison, Kames, Franklin and Walpole.
English language
English language