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The finest example of Johnsonism is Admiral. "Obviously" this name for a Naval leader had a Classical Latin root from the same source as 'to admire'. Actually the D is totally spurious. It's Barbary coast Arabic: Amir Al. German still retains the 'proper' spelling. Dr. Samuel Johnson 1709 1784. The man who reformed English spelling. |
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