Ferrian English

Ferrian English was a modified English tongue that was used in official government documents during the period in which Laurencia was known as The Holy Order of Ferro.

Key differences with American English
The modern English Alphabet consists of twenty-six letters. Ferrian English, however, consists of only twenty-three. Ferrian English drops the letters J, S, and V and substitutes them with I, F, and U respectively. These substitute letters still make the noise of these letters, however. I still makes the sound of a J but is also used to make the "I" sound in appropriate situations. These letters have dual uses.

Example of substitution
(ME) The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave unto him, to shew unto his servants' things which must shortly come to pass; and he sent and signified it by his angel unto his servant John.

(FE) The Reuelation of Iefuf Chrift, which YAHWEH gaue vnto Him, to shew vnto his seruants' things which mvst shortly come to pass; and He sent and signified it by His angel vnto His seruant Iohn.

In reference to God
Since Ferro was and as Greater Laurencia, still is a religious entity, many documents mention the God of Laurencian Christianity, Yahweh. Ferrian English has specific names or spellings of names that are given to God and are used interchangeably. Example: "This Holy Order, which is under the God of Israel: YAHWEH, the Holiest of Holy Ones and God of gods, to Whom we owe our gratitude..."
 * God - This spelling is simple and is the most common and recognizable.
 * IEHOUAH - This name is the Ferrian spelling of the word 'Jehovah', but is in all capital letters to emphasize the name.
 * Yahweh/YAHWEH/YHWH - This name (meaning "He Who Is") is the holiest Name in Ferrian/Laurencian Religion. Anytime this name was used in Ferrian documents, a praise or prayer is given after the Name is written.

He/Him/His - Anytime God is mentioned, His pronouns must be capitalized.