| Title: | Simplified English; a scheme for the adoption of Indian methods of pronunciation and combination of vowels and consonants for the formation of English words to make English in its most simplified form a national language for India. |
| Author: | Bhathena, Dinshah Framjee |
| Note: | Bombay, 1914 |
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| Subject: | Spelling reform |
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