1852 DE FONETIC PROPAGANDIST. Hooked on Phonics Before it was Cool. Very Rare! Civil WarHere's a quirky bit for someone; an extremely rare edition of De Fonetic Propagandist, only issued in 1851 and 1852. It was part of a broader movement to reform the American English language. I love the chutzpah of a guy who's just like, "Hey, I'm going to change the language and make it better. Here it is. Change everything. Okay?" Obviously, it didn't work. Very scarce. Held at Princeton, University of New Orleans, and BYU. De Fonetic Propagandist.
Got into a Hen House and opened our trunks
being the First Vernacular Translation from the Greek
the furthest on the outskirt of this assembly could have prevented this defeat
with only one or two friends present
*Missions in Siam
Overall good to very good condition with very few underlinings
and John Dunton at the Raven
Essentially
By the publisher that brought Spurgeon's works to the United States for the first time during this same year
retaining a role for the theological and experimental preaching of the Awakening
he was offered the church
Full contemporary calf