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... Middle English ; but there are a variety of categories for what succeeds the middle of the fifteenth century . The most suitable name so far advanced for the language of the three centuries 1450-1750 seems to be New English , enabling ...
... Middle English ; but there are a variety of categories for what succeeds the middle of the fifteenth century . The most suitable name so far advanced for the language of the three centuries 1450-1750 seems to be New English , enabling ...
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... middle - class city dweller . The Paston Letters and the Stonor Papers show that some education was enjoyed by the ... middle classes . The result was the multiplication of heavily endowed grammar schools , such as those of the London ...
... middle - class city dweller . The Paston Letters and the Stonor Papers show that some education was enjoyed by the ... middle classes . The result was the multiplication of heavily endowed grammar schools , such as those of the London ...
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... Middle Ages ; been was the northern equivalent , and this form prevailed in literary English from the advent of Caxton's press . Bin was the recognized unemphatic orthography in plays of the sixteenth century , and appeared even in some ...
... Middle Ages ; been was the northern equivalent , and this form prevailed in literary English from the advent of Caxton's press . Bin was the recognized unemphatic orthography in plays of the sixteenth century , and appeared even in some ...
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Preface | 11 |
Introduction | 13 |
Social Strata and Levels of Communication | 21 |
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