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Explore the fascinating intersection of Latin and English with "Society for Pure English, Tract 4: The Pronunciation of English Words Derived from the Latin," by John Sargeaunt. This meticulously republished tract delves into the lasting influence of Latin on the English language, with a specific focus on pronunciation.
A valuable resource for anyone interested in linguistics, grammar, or the history of the English language, this work provides insightful analysis of how Latin roots have shaped the sounds of English words. Sargeaunt's exploration offers a detailed examination of pronunciation patterns and the evolution of language.
Whether you're a language enthusiast, a student of linguistics, or simply curious about the origins of English, this tract offers a unique and informative perspective on a vital aspect of language development. A key addition to any reference library, it sheds light on the enduring legacy of Latin in the English lexicon.
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