Publisher's Synopsis
A groundbreaking tutorial on the visible speech system of phonetics, written by the father of Alexander Graham Bell. This work is a pioneering effort in the field of speech and language. It teaches the reader how to transcribe the sounds of any language into a system of written symbols. With detailed diagrams and exercises, it provides a comprehensive understanding of the mechanics of language. A must-read for anyone interested in the history and development of phonetics.
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