French and English in Thirteenth-Century England. An Investigation into the Linguistic Situation after the Loss of the Duchy of Normandy and other Continental Dominions

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French and English in Thirteenth-Century England. An Investigation into the Linguistic Situation after the Loss of the Duchy of Normandy and other Continental Dominions was published in Aspekte der anglistischen Forschung in der DDR on page 129.

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