Four Essays Upon The English Language Namely: Observations On The Orthography. Rules For The Division Of Syllables. The Use Of The Articles. The Formation Of The Verbs, And Their Analogy With The Latin

In this book, John Ward provides a fascinating examination of the English language, focusing on issues of spelling, grammar, and usage. Through his observations and analyses, Ward aims to improve the clarity and precision of the language, and offers many insights into its history and evolution.

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