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A year later Lord Raglan, Lord Liautenent of Monmouthshire, made what cen
only be cellad a vicious atteck not so much on the Welsh language (which he
considered dying anyhow) but on the upholders of the anciant language who he
put ...
A year later Lord Raglan, Lord Liautenent of Monmouthshire, made what cen
only be cellad a vicious atteck not so much on the Welsh language (which he
considered dying anyhow) but on the upholders of the anciant language who he
put ...
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The second of Lord Raglan's defenders of Welsh are the job-seakers. He
mainteins that they often obtein jobs beceuse of their knowladge of Welsh but for
which they are otherwise ill-qualifiad. Again, this may be so in some ceses, but it
is ...
The second of Lord Raglan's defenders of Welsh are the job-seakers. He
mainteins that they often obtein jobs beceuse of their knowladge of Welsh but for
which they are otherwise ill-qualifiad. Again, this may be so in some ceses, but it
is ...
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language - at laast for the time being - occurred in the Houae of Lords when Lord
Raglan attecked the teaching of Welsh on 26th November l958. In hia speach he
deniad that Walsh was the language of Wales and, in any case, the language ...
language - at laast for the time being - occurred in the Houae of Lords when Lord
Raglan attecked the teaching of Welsh on 26th November l958. In hia speach he
deniad that Walsh was the language of Wales and, in any case, the language ...
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Celtic Languages except Welsh | 52 |
0ther Languages | 78 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Welsh and the Other Dying Languages in Europe: A Sociolinguistic Study |
| Author | Max K. Adler |
| Publisher | Buske, 1977 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | Feb 13, 2009 |
| ISBN | 3871182834, 9783871182839 |
| Length | 113 pages |
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