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Historical Linguistics 1989: Papers From The 9th International Conference On Historical Linguistics, New Brunswick, 14-18 August 1989
Historical Linguistics 1989: Papers From The 9th International Conference On Historical Linguistics, New Brunswick, 14-18 August 1989

By International Conference On Historical Linguistics, International Conference On Historical Linguistics (9th 1989 Rutgers University), Henk, Aertsen, Henk Aertsen, Robert J. Jeffers (Eds.)

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Natural Science Background To The Development Of Historical-comparative Linguistics / E.f. Konrad Koerner -- Lexicon And Linguistic Change / Henk Aertsen -- Semantic Development Of Can And Could Fr...

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Companion To Old English Poetry
Companion To Old English Poetry

By H. Aertsen, Rolf H. Bremmer, Henk Aertsen, Henk, Aertsen, Henk Aertsen And Rolf H. Bremmer, Jr

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The Diverse Nature Of Old English Poetry / Allen J. Frantzen -- Old English Poetry In Its Material Context / Mildred Budny -- A Nativist Approach To Beowulf : The Case Of Germanic Elegy / Joseph Ha...

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Chicago/Amsterdam, A Man Of Two Cities: Essays In Memory Of August J. Fry
Chicago/Amsterdam, A Man Of Two Cities: Essays In Memory Of August J. Fry

By H. Aertsen, Richard (Eds), Aertsen, Henk; Todd

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Edited By Henk Aertsen And Richard Todd. Includes Bibliographical References.

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Companion To Middle English Romance

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