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A Practical Grammar of English Pronunciation, on Plain and Recognized Principles, Calculated to Assist in Removing Every Objectionable Peculiarity of Utterance, Arising from Foreign, Provincial, Or Vulgar Habits; Or from a Defective Use of the Organs of Speech; ... Together with Directions to Persons who Stammer in Their Speech, Comprehending Some New Ideas Relative to English Prosody
A Practical Grammar of English Pronunciation, on Plain and Recognized Principles, Calculated to Assist in Removing Every Objectionable Peculiarity of Utterance, Arising from Foreign, Provincial, Or Vulgar Habits; Or from a Defective Use of the Organs of Speech; ... Together with Directions to Persons who Stammer in Their Speech, Comprehending Some New Ideas Relative to English ProsodyBenjamin Humphrey Smart
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A Practical Grammar of English Pronunciation, on Plain and Recognized Principles, Calculated to Assist in Removing Every Objectionable Peculiarity of Utterance, Arising from Foreign, Provincial, Or Vulgar Habits; Or from a Defective Use of the Organs of Speech; ... Together with Directions to Persons who Stammer in Their Speech, Comprehending Some New Ideas Relative to English Prosody

A Practical Grammar of English Pronunciation, on Plain and Recognized Principles, Calculated to Assist in Removing Every Objectionable Peculiarity of Utterance, Arising from Foreign, Provincial, Or Vulgar Habits; Or from a Defective Use of the Organs of Speech; ... Together with Directions to Persons who Stammer in Their Speech, Comprehending Some New Ideas Relative to English Prosody

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