A General Pronouncing And Explanatory Dictionary Of The English Language: For The Use Of Schools, Foreigners, &c. On The Plan Of Mr. Sheridan (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175887566)

"A General Pronouncing And Explanatory Dictionary Of The English Language," prepared by Stephen Jones and based on the plan of Mr. Sheridan, offers a comprehensive resource for students, foreigners, and general readers seeking clarity in English pronunciation and definition. This dictionary, designed for practical use, focuses on delivering accessible explanations and phonetic guidance.

This edition provides valuable insights into the English language as it was understood and spoken in the 19th century. It remains a fascinating historical artifact for linguists, educators, and anyone interested in the evolution of English lexicography. Discover the nuances of pronunciation and usage as reflected in this meticulously compiled dictionary, a testament to the enduring quest for linguistic precision and clarity.

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