Provoking a movement that was to lead, ultimately, to English being the language of learning in the English-speaking world, the Elementarie argues "I do not think that anie language, … is better able to utter all arguments, either with more pith, or greater planesse, than our English tung is."
The Elementarie, which aimed to spark a movement that would eventually make English the language of learning in the English-speaking world, argued "I do not think that any language… is better able to express arguments with more clarity or elegance than our English tongue."