- 1——Prima Discentium Elementa, in Quibus et Ipsis Parum Ela…
- 2Preface
- 3Dissertation I. — Introduction
- 4History of the English Language
- 5Remarks
- 6Dissertation II — Of the English Alphabet
- 7Rules of Pronunciation
- 8Differences of Pronunciation and Controverted Points Examined
- 9Dissertation III — Examination of Controverted Points, Continued
- 10Of Modern Corruptions in the English Pronunciation
- 11Dissertation IV — Formation of Language
- 12Horne Tooke’s Theory of the Particles
- 13Examination of Particular Phrases
- 14Nouns
- 15Possessive Case
- 16Article
- 17Verb
- 18Time
- 19Mode
- 20Number and Person
- 21Auxiliaries
- 22Particles
- 23Dissertation V. — Of the Construction of English Verse
- 24Pauses
- 25Expression
- 26Of Reading Verse
- 27Specimens of the Gothic Languages
- 28Specimens of the Celtic Languages
- 29Specimens of the Gothic Languages
- 30Specimens of the Celtic Languages
- 31Specimens of the Gothic Languages
- 32Specimens of the Celtic Languages
- 33Specimens of the Gothic Languages
- 34Specimens of the Finn and Lapland Tongues
- 35Postscript
- 36Appendix
- 37Objections
- 38Dr. Franklin’s Answer to Miss S ——
Dissertations on the English Language
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