Exercises for diction and pronunciation; containing a large number of the most difficult words in the language, including nearly three hundred military and war terms, together with a variety of useful lessons

Charles Northend

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Sujets

• Diction
• English language
• Pronunciation

Informations

• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 5
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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HAND-BOOK.PKOPER rOSITION. IMPKOPEU rOSITIOIf.
PKOPER POSITION. IMPIiOP£K POSITION,EXERCISES
DICTATION AND PRONUNCIATION;
CONTAININO
LAEQE NUMBER OF THE MOST DIFFICaLT WORDS IN THEA
INCLUDING NEARLY THREE HUNDREDLANGUAGE,
MILITARY AND WAR TERMS, TOGETHER WITH
VARIETY OF USEFUL LESSONS.A
BY CHARLES NORTHEND, A.M.,
"ACTUOB OF "TEAOHEE AND PARENT," TEACHEE's ASSISTANT," ETO.
NEW YORK:
51 JOHJiT-STREET.A. S. BARN'ES & BURR,
SHERWOOD.CHICAGO: GEOKGK
1805.Entered according to Act of Congress, in Uie year 1S6S,
By a. S. BARNES &. BURR,
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of tlie Unfted States for \i\*
Southern ofNow York.
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r.EKOTVPKKB «ND ElBCTBOTYPKES,
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81, 83 A 85 (!entue-Sibeet,
NEW YORK,