A System of Writing and Printing All the Principal Languages with Their Exact Pronunciation, by Means of an Original Universal Phonetic Alphabet Based Upon Philological Principles and Representing Analogically All the Component Elements of the Human Voice as They Occur in Different Tongues and Dialects, and Applicable to Daily Use in All the Branches of Business and Learning : Illustrated by Numerous Plates, Explanatory of the Calligraphic, Steno-phonographic and Typo-phonographic Adaptations of the System : with Specimens of the Lord's Prayer in One Hundred Languages : to which is Prefixed a General Introduction, Elucidating the Origin and Progress of Language, Writing, Stenography, Phonography, Etc., Etc., Etc