Anglo-French
Articles
Author(s) Title Reference
W. Rothwell Anglo-French and Middle English vocabulary in Femina nova 69/1, p. 34
CHRISTOPHER HOHLER THE PROPER OFFICE OF ST. NICHOLAS AND RELATED MATTERS WITH REFERENCE TO A RECENT BOOK 36/1, p. 40
Elizabeth Salter THE TIMELINESS OF "WYNNERE AND WASTOURE" 47/1, p. 40
B.S. Lee LUCIDUS AND DUBIUS: A FIFTEENTH-CENTURY THEOLOGICAL DEBATE AND ITS SOURCES 45/1, p. 79
B. DIENSBERG THE ETYMOLOGY OF MODERN ENGLISH "BOY": A NEW HYPOTHESIS 50/1, p. 79
J.H. BAKER A FRENCH VOCABULARY AND CONVERSATION-GUIDE IN A FIFTEENTH-CENTURY LEGAL NOTEBOOK 58/1, p. 80
W. Rothwell THE MISSING LINK IN ENGLISH ETYMOLOGY: ANGLO-FRENCH 60/2, p. 173
David Scott-Macnab A RE-EXAMINATION OF OCTOVYEN'S HUNT IN "THE BOOK OF THE DUCHESS" 56/2, p. 183
MICHAEL J. BENNETT Mandeville’s Travels and the Anglo-French moment 75/2, p. 273
Reviews
Author(s) Title Reference
Dorothy Everett The fate of French -é in English. The plural of Nouns ending in -th, by C. T. Onions 13/, p. 51
E.J. Dobson Studies on the accentuation of polysyllabic Latin, Greek, and Romance loanwords in English, with special reference to those ending in -able, -ate, -ator, -ible, -ic, -ical, and -ize. (Stockholm Studies in English III), by B. Danielsson 21/, p. 56
Anthony Gervase Mathew Piers Plowman as a Fourteenth Century Apocalypse, by Morton W. Bloomfield 32/1, p. 72
Henry L. Savage La Venerie de Twiti, Le plus ancien traité de chasse écrit: en Angleterre, la version Anglaise du même traité et Craft of Venery, by Gunnar Tilander 28/2, p. 139
W. Rothwell Gabriele Stein, John Palsgrave as Renaissance Linguist, Oxford Studies in Lexicography and Lexicology 67/1, p. 139
W. Rothwell The Anonimalle Chronicle 1307-1334: From Brotherton Collection MS 29. Yorkshire Archaeological Society Record Series 147, by Wendy R. Childs, John Taylor 63/1, p. 171
LUCINDA RUMSEY Yoko Wada (ed.), A Companion to Ancrene Wisse 76/2, p. 319