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The King's English, 1906

The source code

What Fowler saw that nobody had named

The five principles in practice

Quick check — Fowler's five principles

Fowler's five principles from 1906 are the source code for everything that follows in this course. Prefer the familiar, the concrete, the single, the short, the plain word — in that order of importance.

Henry Watson Fowler published The King's English in 1906. On the first page he listed five principles in order of importance.

H.W. Fowler — The Five Principles

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