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Engleterre
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Author(s) Title
F.S. Shears THE LANGUAGE OF THE FIRST AND THIRD VERSIONS OF FROISSART'S CHRONICLES
Notes
Author(s) Title Reference
Alexander Bell NOTES ON NEGATION IN GAIMAR'S "ESTOIRE DES ENGLEIS" 50/2, p. 293

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