The national elementary speller : a critical work on pronunciation embracing a strictly graded classification of the primitive and the more important derivative words of the English language for oral spelling, exercises for writing from dictation, prefixes, affixes, &c., &c.

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• National elementary speller : a critical work on pronunciation, embracing a strictly graded classification of the primitive and the more important derivative words of the English language for oral spelling, exercises for writing from dictation, prefixes, affixes, &c., &c.
  nork: Watson, J. Madison (James Madison), 1827-1900
  Argitaratua: (1864)
• National elementary speller : a critical work on pronunciation embracing a strictly graded classification of the primitive and the more important derivative words of the English language for oral spelling, exercises for writing from dictation, prefixes, affixes, &c., &c.
  nork: Watson, J. Madison (James Madison), 1827-1900
  Argitaratua: (1866)
• Independent elementary speller : a critical work on pronunciation embracing a strictly graded classification of the primitive and the more important derivative words of the English language, for oral spelling, exercises for writing from dictation, prefixes, affixes, etc., etc
  nork: Watson, J. Madison (James Madison), 1827-1900
  Argitaratua: (1876)
• The national elementary speller : a critical work on pronunciation embracing a strictly graded classification of the primitive and the more important derivative words of the English language for oral spelling, exercises for writing from dictation, prefixes, affixes, &c., &c.
  nork: Watson, J. Madison (James Madison), 1827-1900
  Argitaratua: (1867)
• National elementary speller : a critical work on pronunciation embracing strictly graded classification of the primitive and the more important derivative words of the English language for oral spelling, exercises for writing from dictation, prefixes, affixes, etc., etc
  nork: Watson, J. Madison (James Madison), 1827-1900
  Argitaratua: (1872)