Explore the fascinating future of English as envisioned in Basil de Silincourt's "Pomona; or, the future of English." This engaging exploration of the English language delves into linguistics, grammar, and the potential for language reform. De Silincourt examines the historical trajectory of English and contemplates its evolution, raising thought-provoking questions about the direction of writing and communication.
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