目次

Vol. I: Harold Palmer
1)Palmer, Harold E. (1915) What is Phonetics? An answer to this question in the form of 12 letters from a phonetician to a non-phonetic friend. London: International Phonetic Association. (60 pp.)
2)Palmer, Harold E. (1917) A First Course in English Phonetics. Cambridge: Heffer. (89 pp.)
3)Palmer, Harold E. (1925) Concerning Pronunciation. Tokyo: Institute for Research in English Teaching. (150 pp.)
4)Palmer, H. E. (1925) Progressive Exercises in the English Phones. Tokyo: Institute for Research in English Teaching. (143 pp.)
5)Davies, H. H. (1929) The Mollusc. A comedy in three acts. Annotated phonetic edition with tone-marks by Dorothee Palmer. Cambridge: Heffer. (76 pp.)

Vol. II: Phonetic Texts
1)True, E. T. and Jespersen, O. (1891) Spoken English: Everyday Talk with Phonetic Transcription. Leipzig: O. R. Reisland. (60 pp.)
2)Noel-Armfield, G. (1914) English Humour in Phonetic Transcript. Cambridge: Heffer. (73 pp.)
3)Armstrong, Lilias (1923) An English Phonetic Reader. London: University of London Press. (89 pp.)
4)Palmer, H. E. (1927) Some Specimens of English Phonetic Transcription. Tokyo: Institute for Research in English Teaching. (29 pp.)
5)Scott, N. C. (1942) English Conversations in Simplified Phonetic Transcription. Cambridge: Heffer. (59 pp.)
6)Anon. (n.d.) English Phonetic Reader. Printed for the Department of Phonetics, University College, London, for Private Circulation. (20 pp.)
7)Pring, J. & Germer, R. (1962) A New English Phonetic Reader. Dortmund: L. Lensing. (63 pp.)
8)A selection of English phonetic texts from Le Maitre phonetique (Journal of the International Phonetic Association) (approx. 50-100 pp.)

Vol. III: C. K. Ogden’s Basic English
1)Rantz, J (1936) Sounds and Forms of Basic English. London: Kegan Paul. (123 pp.)
2)Lloyd James, A (1937) Basic Phonetic Reader. London: Nelson. (198 pp.)
3)Lloyd James, A. (1932) Talks on English Speech: A Short Gramophone Course of English Pronunciation. London: Linguaphone Institute. (31 pp.)
4)Ogden, C. K. and Catford, J. C. (1950) Word-Stress and Sentence-Stress: A Practical and Theoretical Guide for Teachers of Basic English. London: Basic English Pub. Co. (25 pp.)

Vol. IV: Edmund Tilley and H. A. Harman
1)Tilley, Edmund (1925) English Sound Lists for Near East Students. Constantinople: Robert College. (34 pp.)
2)Tilley, Edmund (1930) English Sound Drills. Cambridge: Heffer. (61 pp.)
3)Tilley, Edmund (1930) First Steps in English Conversation. Constantinople: Robert College. (58 pp.)
4)Harman, H A (1931) Sounds of English Speech. London: Longmans. (179 pp.)
5)Harman, H A (1933) English Pronunciation Exercises. London: Longmans. (40 pp.)

Vol. V: MacCarthy, Tibbitts, Kingdon, and selected articles from Le Maitre phonetique
1)Tibbitts, L (1946) A Phonetic Reader for Foreign Learners of English. Cambridge: Heffer. (72 pp.)
2)Tibbitts, L (1947/8) Pronunciation Difficulties: Corrective Treatment. English Language Teaching. (37 pp.)
3)Tibbitts, L. (1967) English Stress Patterns: Practice Material. Cambridge: Heffer. (77 pp.)
4)Kingdon, R (1955?) The Teaching of English Intonation. London: British Council. (27 pp.) [reprinted from English Language Teaching vol. II # 4, 5, 6 and vol. III # 1 (1948)]
5)MacCarthy, P. A. D. (1956) English Conversation Reader in Phonetic Transcription with Intonation Marks. London: Longmans. (82 pp.)
6)MacCarthy, P. A. D. (1965) Practice Book of English Speech. London: Oxford University Press. (102 pp.)
7)A selection of articles from Le Maitre phonetique (approx. 50-100 pp.)

Vol. VI: J. D. O’Connor
1)O’Connor, J. D. (1948) New Phonetic Readings from Modern English Literature. Berne: Francke. (109 pp.)
2)O’Connor, J. D. (1949) Teaching English Intonation. Copenhagen: Hirschsprung. (36 pp.)
3)O’Connor, J. D. (1954) A Course of English Pronunciation. London: BBC. (127 pp.)
4)O’Connor, J. D. (1956) Course of English Intonation. London: BBC. (47 pp.)
5)O’Connor, J. D. (1956) English Intonation Course. Stockholm: Radiotjanst. (70 pp.)