Alexander John Ellis

On the Musical Scales of Various Nations

Syllabus of a Lecture on the Pronunciation of English in the Sixteenth, Fourteenth and Thirteenth Centuries

The Essentials of Phonetics; Containing the Theory of a Universal Alphabet Etc. with Numerous Examples. in Lieu of a Second Ed. of the Alphabet of Nature.

On the History of Musical Pitch

A Plea for Phoenetic Spelling; Or, the Necessity of Orthographic Reform

The Kaleidoscope; A Periodical Conducted by Eton Boys [Ed. by A.J. Ellis and T. Charlton].

Eleventh Annual Address of the President, to the Philological Society; Delivered at the Anniversary Meeting, Friday, 19th May, 1882

English dialects-their sounds and homes

A Plea for Phonotypy and Phonography

Practical Hints on the Quantitative Pronunciation of Latin

On Musical Duodenes, or the Theory of Constructing Instruments with Fixed Tones in Just or Practically Just Intonation

On the Basis of Music

On Early English Pronunciation

Charlie's House

The English, Dionysian, and Hellenic Pronunciations of Greek, Considered in Reference to School and College Use

A Plea for Phoenetic Spelling

Speech in Song. Being the Singer's Pronouncing Primer of the Principal European Languages for Which Vocal Music Is Usually Composed

On Early English Pronunciation (Volume 1); With Especial Reference to Shakspere and Chaucer, Containing an Investigation of the Correspondence

On Early English Pronunciation, With Especial Reference to Shakespeare and Chaucer

The Alphabet of Nature

Practical Hints on the Quantitative Pronunciation of Latin, for the Use of Classical Teachers and Linguists

The Alphabet of Nature; Or, Contributions Towards a More Accurate Analysis and Symbolization of Spoken Sounds; With Some Account of the Principal Phonetical Alphabets Hitherto Proposed

The Only English Proclamation of Henry III., 18 October 1258, and Its Treatment by Former Editors and Translators, Considered and Illustrated

Pronunciation for Singers