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Seller: Joseph Burridge Books, Dagenham, United Kingdom
Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. 301 pages, map ; 24 cm. CONTENTS : Towards Comparative Edo: JOHN KELLY Mende and Maninka Tonal Correspondences: RICHARD A. SPEARS The Sherbro Noun Class System: HENRY ROGERS Sonrai Relative Clauses: MARTHA B. KENDALL African Language Material in Arabic Sources The Case of Songhay (Sonrai): J.O. HUNWICK. Les Badiaranké et leur Environnement Linguistique: GISELE DUCOS Bedik and Binarity: N.V. SMITH. Future Prospects in Azayr Studies: H.T. NORRIS. Unpublished Literary and Linguistic Material in Khartoum University Library: P.E. H. HAIR and R. C. STEVENSON The Phonology of Nobin Nubian: HERMAN BELL Inalienable Possession in Swahili: LYNDON HARRIES Tone and Segmental Sound Change in a Bantu Language: JOHN ELLINGTON. Problems of Toponymy in Post-Independence Africa: A.N. TUCKER Studies devoted to S. W. Koelle's Polyglotta Africana: Anang in the Polyglotta Africana: UDO E. ESSIEN Diola in the Polyglotta Africana: J. DAVID SAPIR Jukunoid Languages in the Polyglotta Africana - Part I, Eregba: KIYOSHI SHIMUZU 'Talking my Talk': Black English and Social Segmentation in Black American Communities: ROGER D. ABRAHAMS Some Applications to English Teaching of Current Research in Black American English: BURR ANGLE The History of Black English in Nova Scotia - A First Step: J. L. DILLARD The Place of Africa and Afro-America in the History of the English Language: DAVID DALBY. Seller Inventory # 9cb210
Seller: Librairie de l'Avenue - Henri Veyrier, Saint-Ouen, FR, France
Couverture rigide. Condition: Bon état. Livre en anglais. In-8 relié 24,5 cm sur 15,7. 302 pages. Bon état d'occasion. in-8°. Seller Inventory # 144783