Die Sprachlaute im Allgemeinen und die Laute des Englischen, Französischen und Deutschen

A comparative study of the phonetics of English, French, and German. Written in German in the late 19th century by Moritz Trautmann, a German linguist and phonetician, this work analyzes the sounds and sound systems of the three languages, and compares their similarities and differences. A must-read for anyone interested in linguistic theory or historical linguistics!

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