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... English Sounds from the earliest period , with full word - lists , published by Dr. Sweet in 1888. In this the order of investigation is very properly reversed . Dr. Ellis traces the history of our sounds backwards , from the sounds of ...
... English Sounds from the earliest period , with full word - lists , published by Dr. Sweet in 1888. In this the order of investigation is very properly reversed . Dr. Ellis traces the history of our sounds backwards , from the sounds of ...
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... English written form ; the third , the modern English written form ; and the fourth , the modern English spoken form , as expressed by a special phonetic notation invented for the purpose . For example , the word great gives us ( 1 ) A ...
... English written form ; the third , the modern English written form ; and the fourth , the modern English spoken form , as expressed by a special phonetic notation invented for the purpose . For example , the word great gives us ( 1 ) A ...
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... English law , and , for other reasons I have tried to explain elsewhere , English materials were those of which he could make least use . Looking back some twenty - five years , we see the early history of the Common Law still obscure ...
... English law , and , for other reasons I have tried to explain elsewhere , English materials were those of which he could make least use . Looking back some twenty - five years , we see the early history of the Common Law still obscure ...
Contents
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 19067 | 7 |
ERNST CURTIUS BY THOMAS HODGKIN FELLOW OF THE ACADEMY | 31 |
NEUTRAL DUTIES IN A MARITIME WAR AS ILLUSTRATED BY RECENT | 55 |
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