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Bergal, Nancy Ann2
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French Folk Dance Group

Jeffares, Mrs

1975

Group of French folk dancers from Meynes (Provence), performers of La Farandole, a traditional dance of Provence and Languedoc. The dance group are made up of children of various ages, dressed in whit...

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On the French Element in the English Regional Dialects

Stott, Prudence Ethel

[1970s]

Photocopied pages (69-83) from an M.A. (English Language) thesis, submitted to the University of Liverpool in 1934. These pages were copied from Chapter Four, and contain word lists grouped into distr...

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French Language Survey: Farm Cart Terminology
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French Language Survey: Farm Cart Terminology

[1960s-mid-1970s]

Copy of a page from a published French language survey (unidentified), illustrating items 839 and 840 relating to the hitching and unhitching of wagons/farm carts drawn by draft animals. Each item is ...

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The Phonology of the Dialect of Wedmore, Somerset

Parker, David J

1976

A study of the dialect spoken in the Somerset village of Wedmore, based on data collected through free-conversation fieldwork interviews with six local informants.

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Reviews (Academic)

Orton, Harold (1898-1975)

1952-1971

Offprint and photocopied reviews of 'A Questionnaire for a Linguistic Atlas of England', the SED Basic Material volumes ( Introduction and Volume 1, parts 1-3) and British and American dialect atlases...

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The Phonology of the Living Dialect of Pilling, Lancashire

Badman, Mary J

1979

A study of the dialect spoken in the Lancashire village of Pilling, based on data collected through fieldwork interviews with three local informants.

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A Historical Survey of the Modern Dialect of Crawshawbooth

Parkin, Gail

1974

A study of the dialect spoken in the village of Crawshawbooth in Lancashire, based on data collected through fieldwork conversations with young and older members of the community.

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The Phonology of the Dialect of Rippingale, Lincolnshire

Asher, Michael J

1977

A study of the dialect spoken in the Lincolnshire village of Rippingale, based on data collected through fieldwork interviews with three principal informants.

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Sound Recording, West Yorkshire

Cooke, Jane A

[1979]

Mrs. Jordan, recorded in Birdsedge, talks about her childhood games, played in Crawley, West Sussex. Describes ball games, 'Battle of Waterloo', French skipping (elastics), counting-out rhymes; song; ...

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The Living Dialect of Groby in Leicestershire

Lovett, Ruth M

1973

A study of the dialect spoken in the Leicestershire village of Groby, based on fieldwork interviews with four local inhabitants.

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The Living Dialect of Brigstock in Northamptonshire

Addington, Roger G

1974

A study of the dialect spoken in Brigstock in Northamptonshire, based on data collected through fieldwork interviews with three local informants.

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A Historical Survey of the Modern Dialect of Catforth

Skinner, Peter

1975

A study of the dialect spoken in the village of Catforth in Lancashire, based on data collected through fieldwork interviews with three local informants during April 1974.

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