Leeds Studies in English - 1952
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Number of items: 9.
pp. 5-17
Taylor, Arnold R.
(1952)
Two Notes on Beowulf.
Leeds Studies in English, 7-8.
pp. 5-17.
pp. 18-28
Reynolds, Anna Maria
(1952)
Some Literary Influences in the Revelations of Julian of Norwick (c 1342-post-1416).
Leeds Studies in English, 7-8.
pp. 18-28.
pp. 29-38
Humphreys, K. W. and Lightbown, J.
(1952)
Two Manuscripts of the Pricke of Conscience in the Brotherton Collection, University of Leeds.
Leeds Studies in English, 7-8.
pp. 29-38.
pp. 39-44
Bazire, Joyce
(1952)
The Vocabulary of the Metrical Life of St Robert of Knaresborough.
Leeds Studies in English, 7-8.
pp. 39-44.
pp. 45-80
Cawley, Arthur C.
(1952)
The Sykes MS of the York Scriveners' Play.
Leeds Studies in English, 7-8.
pp. 45-80.
pp. 81-91
Jones, W. E.
(1952)
The Definite Article in Living Yorkshire Dialect.
Leeds Studies in English, 7-8.
pp. 81-91.
pp. 92-96
Wright, P.
(1952)
Parasitic Syllabic Nasals at Marshside, Lancashire.
Leeds Studies in English, 7-8.
pp. 92-96.
pp. 97-128
Orton, Harold
(1952)
The Isolative Treatment in Living North-Midland Dialects of OE ĕ Lengthened in Open Syllables in Middle English.
Leeds Studies in English, 7-8.
pp. 97-128.
p. 129
Anonymous,
(1952)
Theses Added to Leeds University Library.
Leeds Studies in English, 7-8.
p. 129.