Compound Words / A Study of the Principles of Compounding, the Components of Compounds, and the Use of the Hyphen
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The work presents a practical study of English compound formation and hyphenation, surveying general principles, accent patterns, and methods for forming compounds (separate words, hyphenated pairs, and single fused terms). It analyzes component relationships, offers rules for hyphen use, and traces usage trends and inconsistencies among authorities. The text emphasizes consistent office style, supplies examples and guidance for compositors and printers on applying the rules in production, and includes review questions and recommended readings to reinforce learning.
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