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Master the Art of Word Division with Frederick W. Hamilton's "Division of Words." This meticulously reprinted edition offers timeless guidance on the proper syllabication of the English language. A valuable resource for writers, editors, and anyone seeking clarity in written communication, this book delves into the essential rules for dividing words at the end of a line, a crucial skill for impeccable typography and clear presentation.
Beyond mere word division, Hamilton provides insightful remarks on spelling, syllabication in general, and accurate pronunciation, offering a comprehensive approach to language mastery. Explore the nuances of English grammar and word construction in this historical text, perfect for those with an interest in linguistics, composition, and the evolution of language conventions.
Whether you're a student, a seasoned professional, or simply a lover of language, "Division of Words" offers a unique and enduring perspective on the intricacies of the written word. Discover the principles that underpin clear and effective communication and enhance your understanding of the English language.
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