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Dictionary of American Regional English, Volume III: I-O

I-O

Joan Houston Hall

Dictionary of American Regional English, Volume III: I-O

Dictionary of American Regional English, Volume III: I-O

I-O

Dictionary of American Regional English, Volume III: I-O

 

The third volume in a popular series, based upon an unprecedented survey of spoken English across America as well as extensive historical research, records the unique vocabulary of different regions of the country, shown in more than five hundred maps.

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Beschrijving Dictionary of American Regional English, Volume III: I-O

Built upon an unprecedented survey of spoken English across America and bolstered by extensive historical research, the Dictionary of American Regional English preserves a language that lives and dies as we breathe. It will amuse and inform, delight and instruct, and keep alive the speech that we have made our own, and that has made us who we are.

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9780674205192
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944
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616
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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