An Essay on a Uniform Orthography for the Indian Languages of North America

This groundbreaking work by John Pickering proposes a uniform system of spelling for the native languages of North America, which at the time varied greatly across different tribes and regions. Pickering's argument is based on both practical and philosophical grounds, emphasizing the need for clear communication and the preservation of indigenous cultural identities. A must-read for scholars of linguistics, anthropology, and Native American studies.

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