Author: EAGLE, Albert.
Title: Literary Phonetic English: Suggested Principles and Practice for English Spelling Reform.
Description: Buxton, By the author, 1955. Limp cloth in original printed dust-wrapper. 196pp. Printed by Typolith at Pitman's Press, Bath. Author's stamp to title page, author's own correction in ink to last page (seems to have done this to all copies). Dust-wrapper age-worn at edges and a little discoloured else very good. Used; Very Good The linguist Colin Stork's label tipped-in lightly to end-paper. The challenging and eccentric mathematician Albert Eagle dismissed quantum mechanics and the theory of relativity, used his own mathematical notation and scorned English spelling. Most of his works were self-published and of a forceful nature. He did have some respect for children, though - see dedication! . Paperback.

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