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Excerpt from American EnglishThe following pages are the development of a chap ter on the same subject in the author's earlier book, Our Common Speech, published in 1895 and long out of print, that chapter being itself the development of a paper read before the Albany Institute in 1882, printed in the Tenth Volume of the Transactions of that body, and also printed, in somewhat different form, in the North American Review for January, 1883. Sev...

Excerpt from Our Common Speech: Six Papers, on Topics Connected With the Proper Use of the English Language, the Changes Which That Tongue Is Undergoing on Both Sides of the Sea, and the Labors of Lexicographers to Explain the Meaning of the Words of Which It Is ComposedOf liberty above stated will more and more com mend itself as sound, the' more it is tested by experiment.1.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands o...

Excerpt from A Layman's ApologyVenturing to deal with questions involving both science and religion, is neither a savant nor a theologian, but emphatically a layman in both departments of study, laying no claim to author ity as an expounder Of either, and only endeavor ing to correlate certain universally accepted truths that speak for themselves, and deduce from them their sometimes overlooked but strictly logical consequences. Conceiving tha...

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Excerpt from Our Common Speech: Six Papers, on Topics Connected With the Proper Use of the English Language, the Changes Which That Tongue Is Undergoing on Both Sides of the Sea, and the Labors of Lexicographers to Explain the Meaning of the Words of Which It Is Composed Words are those Channels, by which the Knowledge of Things are conveyed to our Understandings: and therefore, upon a right Apprehension of them depends the Rectitude of our N...