Dissertations on the English Language, with Notes, Historical and Critical; to Which Is Added, as an Appendix, an Essay on the Reformed Mode of Writing, with Dr. Franklin's Arguments on the Subject, by Noah Webster, is an outstanding work on the English language and its development. It explores various aspects of the language, presents critical and historical notes that help to better understand its evolution. A special appendix to this book is an essay on reformed writing, which includes the arguments of the eminent figure Benjamin Franklin on the subject. The author offers new approaches to spelling and language use, inviting the reader to discuss and reflect. Noah Webster's book is not only a documentation of the history of the English language, but also a challenge to modify and improve its use. For those interested in language and its evolution, this book will be a valuable source of knowledge and will open new perspectives in the perception of the linguistic world.