Tully, J. B. (1863). The Columbian spelling-book; or, An easy introduction to orthography, orthoepy and etymology: A new method of teaching the spelling, pronunciation, meaning, and application of almost all the difficult and irregular words in the English language by means of spelling and dictation exercises. With an introduction on the best method of teaching orthography; a method of teaching grammar in connection with spelling; Latin and French words and phrases; abbreviations; instructions on letter-writing, etc., etc (7th edition.). P. O'Shea.
Citación estilo ChicagoTully, Joseph B. The Columbian Spelling-book; or, An Easy Introduction to Orthography, Orthoepy and Etymology: A New Method of Teaching the Spelling, Pronunciation, Meaning, and Application of Almost All the Difficult and Irregular Words in the English Language by Means of Spelling and Dictation Exercises. With an Introduction on the Best Method of Teaching Orthography; a Method of Teaching Grammar in Connection with Spelling; Latin and French Words and Phrases; Abbreviations; Instructions on Letter-writing, Etc., Etc. 7th edition. New York: P. O'Shea, 1863.
Cita MLATully, Joseph B. The Columbian Spelling-book; or, An Easy Introduction to Orthography, Orthoepy and Etymology: A New Method of Teaching the Spelling, Pronunciation, Meaning, and Application of Almost All the Difficult and Irregular Words in the English Language by Means of Spelling and Dictation Exercises. With an Introduction on the Best Method of Teaching Orthography; a Method of Teaching Grammar in Connection with Spelling; Latin and French Words and Phrases; Abbreviations; Instructions on Letter-writing, Etc., Etc. 7th edition. P. O'Shea, 1863.