McGraw-Hill Professional, 2000. — 288 p. From the Tower of Babel onward, humanity has had communication problems. Still, until now, we have gotten on tolerably well. Recently, this has not been enough. Over a century ago, L. L. Zamenhof recognized the need for a universal language and devised Esperanto for it. His language never did take off, but English did. And still this has...
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