vis­peech – Us­ing Bell's Vis­i­ble Speech al­pha­bet

The Vis­i­ble Speech is a pho­netic al­pha­bet in­vented by Alexan­der Melville Bell (fa­ther of Alexan­der Gra­ham Bell). Bell was a teacher of the deaf, and this al­pha­bet was in­tended as an aid to teach­ing the deaf how to pro­nounce words, by re­duc­ing sounds to a sup­pos­edly un­am­bigu­ous rep­re­sen­ta­tion.
The bun­dle con­tains fonts (as Meta­font source), macros for their use, and some de­scrip­tive doc­u­ments (as Plain TeX).