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The French of England: Multilingualism in Practice, c.1100-c.1500 |
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Conference Abstracts
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Keith Busby |
Known Knowns, Known Unknowns, and Unknown Unknowns: The Circulation of French
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Marilyn Oliva |
What Nuns Ate: The Multilingual Kitcheners' Accounts of Campsey Ash Priory
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Lara Farina |
What Women Do Together: "Queer" Philology and Female Sexuality
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Emilie Amt |
The Rhyming French Chronicle of the Godstow Nuns
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Brian Merrilees and Heather Pagan |
John Gower, John Barton, and Others: Looking at Late Anglo-French
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Arthur Bahr |
Linguistic and Political Union in Gower's Trentham Manuscript
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Robert F. Yeager |
John Gower's French and His Readers
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Sharon Teague |
English Testators Writing French Wills
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Jonathan Hsy |
Transmuting Alchemy: Chaucer's English, Gower's French, and the Privy Language of the London Goldsmiths
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Richard Britnell |
Uses of the French Language in Medieval English Towns
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Andrew Taylor |
"Que vous n'oubliez pas le françois": The Shrewsbury Book and the Circulation of French Chivalric Material in Fifteenth-Century England
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Julia Marvin |
Anglo-Norman as Antecedent: The Case of the Prose Brut Chronicle
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Michelle Warren |
Old French of England
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Delbert Russell |
French Style(s) at Barking: Clemence of Barking and the Life of Edward the Confessor
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Pierre Kunstmann |
Syntaxe anglo-normande: étude de certaines caractéristiques du XIIe au XIVe siècle
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Paul Hyams |
Why Historians of the Early Common Law Need to Study French
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Laurie Postlewate |
French and English in the Preaching Literature of Nicole Bozon
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Donna Bussell |
Questions of Influence: Clemence of Barking's Life of St. Catherine and Representations of Law, Lordship and Civic Unrest in Two Old French Catherine Legends
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Geoff Rector |
The Psalter en Romanz in Twelfth-Century England
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Mary Catherine Davidson |
Language Contact and Langland's French
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Paul Cohen |
The Memory of the Norman Conquest and the Invention of National Vernaculars in Renaissance France and England
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Maureen Boulton |
The Life of Christ in the French of England: Theme and Variations
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Anne Savage |
Linguistic and Cultural Translation across the Conquest: The Virgin Body
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Susan Crane |
Wolf, Dog, and Man in Bestiaries and Marie de France's "Bisclavret"
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Richard Firth Green |
The Genre of the Ordre de bel ayse
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Christopher Baswell |
Authentication: Pentimento Languages
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Joyce Coleman |
Translated Images: French Influence, or Lack of It, on English Book Iconography
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