Dutch: Biography of a Language

Roland Willemyns

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Chapter One: Who speaks Dutch and where? Chapter Two: Old Dutch. Its Ancestors and Its Contemporaries Chapter Three: Middle Dutch: Language and Literature Chapter Four: Early New Dutch 1500-1800 Chapter Five: Reunion and Secession: The Nineteenth Century Chapter Six: Twentieth Century: The Age of the Standard Language Chapter Seven: Colonial Dutch Chapter Eight: Afrikaans Chapter Nine: Progress or Decay? The future development of Dutch Chapter Ten: Chapter Main Sources and Further Reading

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