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Richard K. Redfern1981

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Attitudes toward English Usage: The History of a War of Words

Richard K. Redfern · Edward Finegan

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Year1981

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Published1981-05-01

VenueCollege Composition and Communication

ISSN-L0010-096X

Languageen

Citations63

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