Régelmaatigo Nóderduitsche Spél-Konst, Óf Verhande Ling Over De Zès-Én Twintig Lètteren Van Hèt Alphabéth. Gegrond Op Hèt Gebruik Dér Bèsto Schrijv'ren Én Dér Beroomdste Dicht'ren. Met Voole Spraakkundige Aanmer Kingen Verrykt, published in 1769, is a comprehensive treatise on the Dutch language by Ernst Zeydelaar. This historical text meticulously examines the twenty-six letters of the alphabet, drawing upon the practices of esteemed writers and renowned poets. Enriched with thorough grammatical observations, the book provides invaluable insights into the structure and usage of the Dutch language during the 18th century. It serves as a valuable resource for linguists, historians of language, and anyone interested in the evolution of Dutch grammar and writing conventions.

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