A Collection of Essays and Fugitiv Writings

This collection features a range of essays and writings by Noah Webster, showcasing his thoughts on language, education, and society. Known for his pivotal role in American lexicography, Webster's work reflects his commitment to defining and standardizing American English. The essays delve into topics such as the importance of a national language and the educational needs of the young nation, offering insights into early American identity and culture. This reproduction captures the essence of Webster's contributions to language and education in the United States.