Monika Lissewski, Early Black English in South Carolina: Variation und Kovariation morphologischer und syntaküscher Varianten | John Benjamins

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Monika Lissewski, Early Black English in South Carolina: Variation und Kovariation morphologischer und syntaküscher Varianten

Author(s): Edgar W. Schneider ¹
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Source: English World-Wide, Volume 13, Issue 2, Jan 1992, p. 306 - 314
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1075/eww.13.2.13sch

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