The phonotypic spelling and reading manual, applying the thorough principle of writing the English language according to the single sound invariably given to each vowel letter and the single modification of sound always given to to each consonant letter; with a treatise on the first elements of the voice; showing, how a perfect alphabet, by the different shape of each letter, is itself the only key needed for each element of the voice. - Masquerier, Lewis, 1802- (New York, Printed by the author, 1867)
Also available in digital form on the Library of Congress Web site.
Keywords: Spelling reform