Ritual magic and grimoires

English orthographie or The art of right spelling, reading, pronouncing, and writing all sorts of English words

Wherein such, as one can possibly mistake, are digested in an alphabetical order, under their several, short, yet plain rules. Also some rules for the points, and pronunciation, and the using of the great letters. Together with the difference between words of like sound. All which are so suited to every capacitie, that he, who studies this art, according to the directions in the epistle, may be speedily, and exactly grounded in the whole language

by Owen Price

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17th century
Language: English

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Subjects: Early works to 1800, Orthography and spelling, English language

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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
Wherein such, as one can possibly mistake, are digested in an alphabetical order, under their several, short, yet plain rules. Also some rules for the points, and pronunciation, and the using of the great letters. Together with the difference between words of like sound. All which are so suited to every capacitie, that he, who studies this art, according to the directions in the epistle, may be speedily, and exactly grounded in the whole language Open Library record	1668	printed by Henry Hall, for Francis Titon, at the three Daggers in Fleet street	English	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab)