Peter Piper's Practical Principles of Plain & Perfect Pronunciation

Originally published in 1922, this charming book offers a humorous and insightful guide to the art of pronunciation. Written by legendary typographer Bruce Rogers, the book provides practical advice for achieving clear and effective speech, along with witty anecdotes and clever illustrations. Whether you're a public speaker, a teacher, or simply a lover of language, this book is a delightful and useful addition to your library.

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