Written English: The Making of the Language 1370–1400

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Written English: The Making of the Language 1370–1400

Auteurs : Jeremy Catto [Royaume-Uni]

Source :

• Past & Present [ 0031-2746 ] ; 2003.

RBID : ISTEX:B59A2E630A31B6F60E938A0733D666834EAEF35F

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• Entity :
  • org : Cambridge University, Europe — France and Italy, National Library of Wales, Oxford University, University of Pennsylvania, Wace and Jordan Fantosme.
  • pers : A. Burrow, A. G. Rigg, A. I. Doyle, A. J. Minnis, A. J. Piper, A. S. G. Edwards, A. W. Pollard, Adam Horsley, Add, Alan, Alwyn Wilson, An Anthology, Ann Arbor, Anne Hudson, Arnold Savage, B. Parkes, Barrie, Bede, Bella Millett, Bernice W. Kliman, Book, Brian Golding, Bruce Dickins, Bruno Migliorini, C. E. Wright, C. Johnson, Caroline Barron, Charles Johnson, Charles Jones, Charlotte Morse, Christian Fathers, Christine Franzen, Christopher Cannon, Court Hand, Court Rolls, D. A. Trotter, D. C. Baker, D. R. Howlett, D. S. Jack, David Howlett, David Parker, Derek Brewer, Digby, Donald Kennedy, E. J. Dobson, Edmund Colledge, English, Eugene Koelbing, Eustache Deschamps, F. D. Matthew, F. J. Furnivall, F. Liebermann, F. Sandler, Frederic Madden, French, G. E. Woodbine, G. H. Martin, G. H. McKnight, G. V. Smithers, Geoffrey Chaucer, Geoffrey de Vinsauf, George Kane, Gg, Gordon Leff, Guido Cavalcanti, Guillaume Machaut, H. E. Allen, H. E. Butler, H. E. Salter, H. Jenkinson, H. T. Riley, H. W. C. Davis, Harley Manuscript, Helen Phillips, Helen Suggett, Helmut Gneuss, Hilary Jenkinson, Ii, Insular, J. A. Burrow, J. A. W. Bennett, J. C. Robertson, J. H. Fisher, J. I. Catto, J. P. H. Clark, J. R. Lumby, J. W. D. Burnley, James Carley, James I. Wimsatt, James Walsh, Jane L. Fisher, Jeremy Catto, Jeremy GrifWths, Johann Loserth, John, John A. Alford, John Amphlett, John Ball, John Blair, John Clanvowe, John Gower, John H. Fisher, John Lydgate, John Stanley, John Trevisa, John Wyclif, John Wycliffe, Jonathan Gibson, Josiah Forshall, Joyce Coleman, Judith Tschann, K. D. M. Snell, Kathryn Kerby-Fulton, King Horn, Kirk Dobbie, L. Brentano, L. C. Hector, L. T. Smith, Linne Mooney, London English, Louise W. Stone, M. B. Parkes, M. G. Sargent, M. J. Arn, M. J. Wright, M. K. Pope, M. M. Furrow, M. P. McDiarmid, M. T. Clanchy, M. Teresa, Malcolm Godden, Malcolm Richardson, Margaret Pelan, Marie Borroff, Marjorie Daunt, Matthew Paris, N. R. Ker, Nero, Nicholas Watson, Norman Blake, Norman Conquest, Norman Dictionary, Norman England, Norman French, Oriel College, P. G. Ruggiers, Pamela Gradon, Parkes, Patrick Nold, Patrick Wormald, Peter Abelard, Peter Biller, Philip Repingdon, Phyllis Hodgson, Psalter, R. E. Latham, R. F. Yeager, R. I. Page, R. M. Hogg, R. M. Wilson, R. W. Chambers, R. Wieland, Ralph Hanna, Rhetorical, Richard Beadle, Richard FitzRalph, Robert Evans, Robert Mannyng, Ronald Waldron, Rosa Medicinae, S. C. Ross, S. Forde, S. J. Ogilvie-Thomson, S. S. Hussey, Scott Gwara, Society, Stephanie Trigg, Stephen Justice, Stephen Medcalf, Susanna Fein, T. B. W. Reid, T. F. Knox, T. Smith, The, Thomas Arnold, Thomas Becket, Thomas Cable, Thomas Favent, Thomas Hoccleve, Thomas Lord, Thomas Mowbray, Thomas Usk, Thomas Walsingham, Timothy Snyder, Tony Hunt, Trevisa, Troy Book, Vere Circle, Vijay Pinch, Vincent Carretta, Virginia Crossman, W. D. Burnley, W. W. Skeat, Walter Hilton, Walter Scott, William Cade, William Dunne, William Langland, William Machan, William Rothwell, Wrst.
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• https://api.istex.fr/ark:/67375/HXZ-RT2LXZ7G-S/fulltext.pdf

DOI: 10.1093/past/179.1.24

Affiliations:

• Royaume-Uni
• Angleterre, Oxfordshire
• Oxford

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