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Black people's languages in Britain ‐ A Historical and Contemporary Perspective
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  • 1985Staying Power. The History of Black People in Britain1,249 cited
  • 1984Language in the British Isles441 cited
  • 1975A Language for Life?336 cited
  • 1977Black people in Britain 1555-183357 cited
  • 1981Two languages or one? The significance of the language names “Hindi” and “Urdu”10 cited

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