Endangered languages: current issues and future prospects

Mark Newbrook

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Review of Grenoble, L. A. & Whaley, L. J. (Eds) Endangered languages: current issues and future prospects [Cambridge] [Cambridge University Press]; 1998. p. xvii, 361

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