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The Languages of
Scotland and Ulster

After the Storm

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After the Storm: Papers from the Forum for Research on the Languages of Scotland and Ulster triennial meeting, Aberdeen 2012

PFRLSU 4 Title, copyright page, brief preface and contents_2.pdf

MacKinnon, Public Attitudes to Gaelic.pdf

Goalabre, Immersion Schools.doc

McConville, Reverse-engineering the morphophonology.pdf

McKenna, Origin of consonantal pre-aspiration.doc

Stewart, Sub-types of initial lenition.pdf

Cole, Grammatical Change in a Not So Dying Dialect.pdf

Dossena. __And Scotland will march again__.pdf

McClure, Beginnings of Doric Poetry.pdf

Discry, Be usage and form.pdf

Kirk, Beyond the Structural Levels of Language.pdf

Kopaczyk, Rethinking the traditional periodisation.pdf

Weir, Syntax of imperatives in Scots.pdf

Pavlenko, Russian place-names of __hidden__ or __indirect__ Scottish origin.pdf

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