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MALICIOUS ORTHOGRAPHY. Because Capt. Share full article. Dec. 19, 1861. Credit... The New York Times Archives. See the article in its original context from December 19, 1861, Page 4 Buy Reprints.

Orthography is the establishment of the norms of spelling, emphasis, capitalization, punctuation, pre- and infixes and other rules of writing language, commission Chairwoman Hope Cristobal wrote.

The spelling primer’s first edition conformed to traditional English orthography, with, for instance, entries for “theatre,” “publick” and “colour.” Grab a Copy ...

A Carnegie wants to pay cost of campaign to reform Eng orthography; Simplified Spelling Bd formed; includes N M Butler, Carnegie, Mark Twain, Dr M Dewey, Dr I K Funk, Prof W James, D S Jordan of ...

A RECENT writer to the Contributors’ Club has confessed his affection for certain English words and dislike of certain others, and asked for sympathy in his preference. I fancy we all sympathize ...

Any system of spelling, called orthography, is a set of conventions of how to spell, capitalize, hyphenate, etc. words in a language to make it more understandable. The “rules” of English spelling ...

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Orthography: The conventional system of writing, including rules for spelling and punctuation in a given language. Second Language (L2) Speech Processing: ...

PRELIMINARY consideration was given to the orthography of the scientific names of animals in 1948 in Paris both by the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature and by the International ...

This article was originally published with the title “ Macaulay and his Orthography ” in Scientific American Magazine Vol. 4 No. 29 (April 1849), p. 226 doi:10. ...

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