The English orthographical expositor
Subtitle: being a compendious selection of the most useful words in the English language, alphabetically arranged; : divided, accented, and explained according to the most approved modern authorities. : Also, a list of more than eight hundred words, similar, or nearly similar in sound, but of different spelling and import
By: By Daniel Jaudon, Thomas Watson, and Stephen Addington
Edition: The sixth edition.
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 44456
Publisher: Published and sold by D. Hogan, no. 249, Market-Street.
Published: 1818
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 223
Subjects: English language; Orthography and spelling; Dictionaries
Notes: "The division and accentuation of the words ... will, it is hoped, have a happy tendency in leading youth to a just pronunciation; and, at the same time, bring the book down to the capacity and use even of the younger classes."--Preface, p. vii.

Copyright June 1, 1804 by Daniel Jaudon, Thomas Watson, and Stephen Addington.

"Published and for sale, by David Hogan. ... A second edition of The youth's arithmetical guide ... By the authors of the Orthographical expositor. ... Also, second edition of Union grammar ... By Daniel Jaudon, Ladies Preceptor, Union Hall."--advertisement, p. [224].

"Other school books printed and sold by D. Hogan ..."--advertisement, p. [225-228].

Shaw & Shoemaker 44456

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