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The World'S Major Languages
The World'S Major Languages

By Bernard Comrie, Madeline Kripke, Madeline Kripke Collection Of The History Of Lexicography (Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington)

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Detailed Guide To The World's Forty Major Languages With Full Historical, Sociological, And Linguistic Information. From English, French, Spanish And Russian To Pashto, Tagalog, And Swahili, This I...

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