The Status Significance of an Isolated Urban Dialect

George N. Putnam · Edna M. O'Hern

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George N. Putnam, Edna M. O'Hern, The Status Significance of an Isolated Urban Dialect, Language, Vol. 31, No. 4, Part 2: Language Dissertation No. 53: The Status Significance of an Isolated Urban Dialect (Oct. - Dec., 1955), pp. v+1-32

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