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| Preamble, | [9] |
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| Origin and Descent, | [17] |
| | Original Alphabets—Primitive forms of H—Classic Forms. | |
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| Distribution, | [22] |
| | Phonetic Significance of Early H’s—Aryan and Other H’s. | |
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| History of the English H, | [27] |
| | Raucity of the Anglo-Saxon H—Norman Influences—Decline of the English H. | |
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| Modern Aspirates, | [35] |
| | Definitions—Terms of Convenience—Varieties of H—Vocalized and Unvocalized Breath—The H in Speech—Physiological Phonation of Aspirated Vowels. | |
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| Silent H, | [46] |
| | Orthoepists—Early Records of Silent H’s—Modern Pronouncing Dictionaries—Modern Usage—An American Hypothesis Considered. | |
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| Digraphs, | [62] |
| | Review of the Principal Digraphs of H—The Perfect Digraph WH—Phonic Analysis of W—WH=ʍ=An Unvocalized W. | |
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| Permutation, | [76] |
| | Philological Science—Grimm’s Law—The Future of H. | |
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| Appendix, | [82] |
| | Rev. W. W. Skeat, M.A., on Silent H’s. | |