The Cambridge history of the English language

@inproceedings{Hogg1992TheCH,
  title={The Cambridge history of the English language},
  author={R. Hogg and N. Blake and R. Lass and S. Romaine and R. Burchfield},
  year={1992}
}
1. Introduction Suzanne Romaine 2. Vocabulary John Algeo 3. Syntax David Denison 4. Onomastics Richard Coates 5. Phonology Michael K. C. MacMahon 6. English grammar and usage Edward Finegan 7. Literary language Sylvia Adamson Glossary of linguistic terms Bibliography Index. 
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