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Variation and change in language

William Bright

1976

The spiritual conquest of Mexico

Robert Ricard

1966

Gdi-nweninaa

Shirley Ida Williams

2004

Inventing Luxembourg

Pit Pé́porté

2010

Wittgenstein's Tractatus

Erik Stenius

1960

Books in native languages in the Collection of theRare Books and Manuscripts Division of the National Library of Canada

National Library of Canada. Rare Books and Manuscripts Division.

1980

First Thousand Words in French

Stephen Cartwright, Heather Amery

1979

Spoken soul

John R. Rickford

2000

The prime of Yiddish

David Passow

1996

Passing the Literacy Skills Test

Bruce Bond, Jim Johnson

2012

Slang

Paul Dickson

1990

Beyond yellow English

Angela Reyes

2008

The Routledge handbook of language and intercultural communication

Jane Jackson

2014

Standardizing Written English

Amy J. Devitt

1989

Language shift

Susan Gal

1979

John Cena

Kevin Sullivan

2014

A survey of modern English

Stephan Gramley

1992

Introductory clinical psychology

Sol Louis Garfield

1957

Speaking two languages

Bethanie L. Boswell

1995

A dictionary of the Isle of Wight dialect, and of provincialisms used in the Island

Long, William Henry

1886

African-American English

Salikoko S. Mufwene

1998

Language change in South American Indian languages

Mary Ritchie Key

1991

The illustrated Texas dictionary of the English language

Jim Everhart

1985

Dialect geography of Syria-Palestine, 1000-586 B.C.E

W. Randall Garr

2004

Wordsmiths and Warriors

Hilary Crystal, David Crystal

2013

The peoples of Southern Nigeria

Percy Amaury Talbot

1969

A history of the Flemish movement in Belgium

Shepard Bancroft Clough

1968

Talking power

Robin Tolmach Lakoff

1990

The mountain man vernacular

Richard C. Poulsen

1985

Prose du monde

Maurice Merleau-Ponty

1973

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