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No offense to Mr. Lawler, but orthography in English didn't become well and truly reified until well after the 19th Century Prescrivists whacked at it. In fact, if I had to put an arbitrary date on when you could say English had pretty much standardised, I'd set it at about 1900 or so. My recent trip through what was fairly obviously a non-modernised edition of It Can't Happen Here (1935) suggests that there were some holdouts even then.

In any case, we're a bloody damn long way from Early Modern, let alone Middle, English orthography. Otherwise we'd still have the long s, the odd thorn and eth here and there, and a bunch of other strange typographical peculiarities.