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Revolution in grammar

W. Nelson Francis Professor of English, Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Pages 299-312 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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CharlesV. Hartung. (1962) The persistence of tradition in grammar. Quarterly Journal of Speech 48:2, pages 174-186.
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