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Anderson, P. M.
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A structural atlas of the English dialects | 17: 88, 58. | ||
Anon
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Books for good causes | 21: 104, 56. | ||
| Anon | Brief notices |
17: 90, 56.
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| Atkinson, F. | The man who made Beamish |
19: 100, 42.
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| Barker, D. | Storr Hill Side 1870-1980 |
18: 94, 45.
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| Batty, M. | A Bonny Hubbleshoo |
12: 70, 34.
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| Beaumont, W. | North country tales: Brass, a West Riding story |
11: 61, 44.
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| Beer, D. | Med i' 'Alifax |
14: 77, 47.
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| Beer, D. | T'Weaver's web |
14: 79, 48.
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| Bergener, C. |
A contribution to the study of the conversion of adjectives into nouns in English
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5: 33, 5.
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| Binns, A. L. | The Viking century in East Yorkshire |
11: 63, 51.
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| Bishop, R. W. S. | Moorland doctor |
17: 90, 52.
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| Blackah, T. | Dialect poems and prose |
6: 38, 52.
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| Blomé, B. | The place-names of north Devonshire |
5: 33, 45.
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| Bradford, M. | The fight for Yorkshire |
17: 88, 56.
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| British Broadcasting Corp, TV. | Think of England |
17: 91, 50.
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| Brook, G. L. | English dialects |
11: 63, 52.
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| Brook, G. L. | Words in everyday life |
15: 81, 40.
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| Brown, A. J. | Fair North Riding |
9: 52, 9.
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| Bruff, H. J. L. | T'ill, an' t'oade uns upov Greenho' |
4: 22, 50.
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| Bruff, H. J. L. | T'miners: character sketches of Yorkshire lead miners |
4: 26, 45.
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| Burniston, C. | Life in a liberty bodice |
18: 92, 41.
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| Burns Club of London | Swatches o' hamespun |
4: 25, 29.
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| Burrows, R. | Beckery Burrows |
14: 78, 48.
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| Burrows, R. | Bide awhile wi' I |
15: 81, 39.
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| Campion, G. E. | Lincolnshire dialects |
14: 76, 45.
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| Carlill, J. A. | The legend of the Wharfe |
5: 29, 38.
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| Carlill, J. A. |
Woz'ls
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3: 15, 10. | ||
| Carter, F. A | Rhyme an' reason |
9: 51, 55.
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| Carter, F. A. | Never go back and other poems |
12: 66, 48.
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| Chevillet, F. (ed) | Histoire de la langue anglaise |
19: 94, 49.
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| Chevillet, F. (ed) | Histoire de la langue anglaise |
18: 95, 49.
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| Chevillet, F. (ed) | Idéologies dans la monde anglo-saxon |
19: 98, 56.
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| Cluderay, T. M. | T'Lords mi Shepperd: Yorkshire dialect Bible readings |
17: 91, 49.
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| Cowley, W. | An East Riding anthology |
11: 65, 37.
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| Cowley, W. |
Old stones, old fields, old farms: a history of the Snilesworth area
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18: 94, 48.
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| Cowley, W. | Rivers of the Ridings |
19: 97, 73.
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| Cowling, G. H. |
A Yorkshire Tyke
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3: 16, 125. | ||
| Cowling, G. H. | The dialect of Hackness |
3: 18, 71.
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| Danby, J. | Enjoying lesser known East Yorkshire |
17: 88, 60.
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| Danby, J. | Enjoying more of lesser known East Yorkshire |
17: 90, 54.
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| Darrell, S. |
The chimney nook, 1914
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3: 15, 11. | ||
| Dean, C. | The dialect of George Meriton's A Yorkshire dialogue |
11: 62, 43.
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| Deane, H. F. W. | Village drama society plays | 5: 32, 15. | ||
| Dent, A. and Goodall, D. M. | The foals of Epona |
11: 62, 42.
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| Denwood, J. M. and Denwood, J. | Idylls of a north countrie fair |
3: 18, 75.
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| Dewhirst, I. | The handloom weaver and other poems |
11: 65, 36.
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| Duncombe, C. W. E. | Ryedale |
5: 37, 38.
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| Eastwood, C. W. | Quaaint owd Knaresborough and other poems |
5: 29, 38.
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| Ellin, C. | East Riding heritage |
14: 79, 47.
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| England, G. | Briggflatts visited: a tribute to Basil Bunting, 1900-1985 |
18: 95, 52.
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| English, B. H. | Rhymes of a Yorkshire hamlet |
10: 59, 36.
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| Fairfax-Blakeborough, J. | Humours of village life |
5: 34, 42.
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| Fairfax-Blakeborough, J. | Yorkshire days and Yorkshire ways |
5: 36, 41.
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| Fairfax-Blakeborough, J. | Yorkshire village life, humour and characters |
9: 55, 58.
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| Fall, W. E. | Tom Boyes, deealsman |
14: 77, 47.
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| Fellows-Jenson, G. | Scandinavian personal names in Lincolnshire and Yorkshire |
12: 70, 35.
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| Firth, C. H. | Joseph Wright, 1855-1930 |
5: 34, 43.
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| Fletcher, J. S. | Leet Livvy |
3; 17, 55.
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| Flintoff, E. | Crossing Bowland |
14: 79, 44.
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| Francis, W. E. | Sir Nicholas Nobbler, Knight |
3: 21, 31.
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| Garcia-Bermejo Giner, M.E. and Montgomery, M. (eds)
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The Knaresborough Workhouse Daybook: Language and Life in 18 th Century North Yorkshire | 20: 103, 32. | ||
| Glover, K. | T'joy of livin' i' Yorkshire |
14: 78, 48.
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| H, W.J. (Reviewer) | Yorkshire Dalesman, No. 1 |
6: 39, 90.
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| Haigh, W. E. | A new glossary of the dialect of the Huddersfield district |
5: 29, 33.
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| Halliday, D.
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One fer t’ Rooad | 20: 103, 30. | ||
| Halliday, D.
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T’ Oyle i’ t’ Rooad | 20: 103, 30. | ||
| Halliday, J. and Umpleby, A. S. | The White Rose Garland |
8: 49, 41.
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| Hampson, W. |
Tykes abroad
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3: 16, 126. | ||
| Harrison, M. F. | Spring cam t'Clattergate |
13: 75, 53.
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| Harrison, S. | Yorkshire farming memories |
15: 81, 38.
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| Hartley, J. |
The Clock Almanack for 1914
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3: 15, 11. | ||
| Hedevind, B. | The dialect of Dentdale in the West Riding of Yorkshire |
12: 67, 47.
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| Hotten, J. C. | The slang dictionary |
13: 72, 58.
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| Howden, J. and Austerfield, A. | A taste of Morley |
18: 96, 62.
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| Hudleston, N.A. and Hudleston, M. | Yorkshire folk singers (recording) |
11: 62, 45.
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| Hunter, J. | The Hallamshire glossary |
15: 84, 52.
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| Hyde, A. | The seeing-glass: a comedy |
9: 52, 61.
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| Hyde, F. A. | Wireless and sick-like |
5: 29, 37.
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| Hyde, H. F. W. | Stratagems: a comedy in one act |
5: 36, 42.
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| Jarratt, A. | Lang sarmans |
13: 74, 55.
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| Jefferson, G. | Poems from the Yorkshire Dales |
14: 79, 45.
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| Johnson, J. S. | The Nagars of Runswick Bay |
13: 73, 39.
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| Jones, J. D. (Reviewer) |
Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society: Proceedings Lit. and History Section. Vol. 3, pt. 6
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5: 37, 43.
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| Jones, J. D. (Reviewer) | Leeds studies in English and kindred languages Nos 1 and 2 |
5: 35, 27.
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| Jones, J. D.(Reviewer) | Leeds studies in English and kindred languages Nos 3 and 4 |
5: 37, 42.
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| Jones, J. L. | Jimmy Jones's Tyldesley |
14: 76, 43.
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| Karlström, S. | Old English compound place-names in -ing |
5: 33, 45.
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| Kellett, A. | Basic Broad Yorkshire |
17: 91, 48.
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| Kellett, A. | Ee by gum Lord! |
19: 96, 32.
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Kellett, A.
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How they lived in the Yorkshire Dales | 20: 102, 72. | ||
| Kellett, A. | On Ilkla Mooar bath 'at: the story of the song |
19: 98, 58.
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| Kellett, A. | The Yorkshire dictionary of dialect, tradition and folklore |
18: 94, 39.
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| Kellett, A. and Dewhirst, I. (eds) | A Century of Yorkshire Dialect |
19: 97, 72.
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| Kemp, W. | Holmfirth by lamplight |
17: 88, 55.
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| Kolb, E. | Phonological atlas of the northern region |
12: 68, 43.
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| Kontic, R. | Dialects of East Anglia and the south east of England |
17: 91, 51.
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| Lamming, D. | In Lincolnshire long ago |
18: 95, 51.
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| McDavid, R. | Dialects in culture |
15: 80, 53.
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| Moorman, F. W. | Plays of the Ridings |
3: 21, 27.
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| Moorman, F. W. | Songs of the Ridings |
3: 20, 22.
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| Moorman, F. W. | Tales of the Ridings |
4: 22, 47.
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| Morrison, B. | The ballad of the Yorkshire Ripper |
17: 87, 50.
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| Munday, J. |
Note on the life and work of the Yorkshire novelist E C Booth, 1872-1954.
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18: 95, 52.
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| New Blyth Horticultural Society | Swatches o' homespun |
4: 23, 47.
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| Newbery, M. | Pickin up threads |
18: 94, 44.
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| Newboult, F. J. | Abe Clegg in war time |
3: 21, 32.
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| North, D. J. | Studies in Anglo-Cornish phonology |
15: 84, 51.
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| Orton, H. and Wakelin, M. F. |
Survey of English dialects (B): the basic material: Vol. IV, The southern counties
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12: 67, 45.
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| Park, M. | Kirkbridge kaleidoscope |
17: 91, 49.
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| Park, M. | Straight rooads |
14: 76, 43.
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| Paynter, D, Upton , C. and Widdowson, J. D. A. | Yorkshire words today |
19: 98, 57.
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| Pearson, F. R. | Yorkshire |
5: 30, 31.
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| Petch, I. | The waiting room |
5: 34, 43.
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| Peyt, K. M. | Dialect and accent in industrial West Yorkshire |
17: 87, 48.
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| Peyt, K. M. | The study of dialect |
15: 80, 55.
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| Phillips, K. C. | A glossary of the Cornish dialect |
18: 93, 61.
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| Phillips, K. C. | West country words and ways |
14: 76, 45.
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| Phonetic Society of Japan | A grand dictionary of phonetics |
15: 82, 47.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | "Lillilows" |
5: 33, 43.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | Dales lyrics |
4: 28, 50.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | Delightsome land |
7: 45, 42.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | Equatorial dawn |
5: 37, 39.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | Fairings: a Yorkshire miscellany |
5: 30, 32.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | Gypsy Dorelia |
5: 34, 41.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | Icelandic spring |
9: 51, 54.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | Jingling lane |
9: 54, 56.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | Mrs Buffey in wartime |
7: 43, 50.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | Over hill, over dale |
10: 56, 49.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | South African summer |
5: 34, 44.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | The Cranesbill caravan |
11: 61, 3.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | The daystar: a nativity play |
7: 47, 44.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | The gone away |
5: 32, 14.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | The shoeing of Jerry-go-nimble |
4: 28, 50.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | Until that dawn |
8: 49, 40.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | What do they know of Yorkshire? |
6: 41, 22.
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| Ratcliffe, D. U. | Yorkshire lyrics |
10: 60, 44.
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| Read, F. | Northumbrian voice- poetry in the dialect (recording) |
14: 79, 49.
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| Relph, T. (ed) |
Journal of the Lakeland Dialect Society (Diamond Jubilee Edition)
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19: 99, 55.
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| Rhea, N. | Yorkshire days |
18: 95, 50.
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| Robertson, T. A. | Laeves fae Vagaland |
9: 53, 41.
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| Robertson, T. A. | Mair laeves fae Vagaland |
11: 65, 36.
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| Rydland, K. |
Vowel systems and lexical phonemic-patterns in south east Cumbria
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15: 83, 45.
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| Scollins, R. and Titford, J. | Ey up mi duck (Pt. 3) |
14: 78, 48.
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| Scollins, R. and Titford, J. | Ey up mi duck (Pts. 1 and 2) |
14: 77, 49.
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| Scollins, R. and Titford, J. | Ey up mi duck: a celebration of Derbyshire (recording) |
14: 78, 49
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| Shackleton, M. (ed) | Goin' tu t' Spaws |
19: 97, 71.
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| Shaw, J. T. | Yar Sarah |
17: 88, 55.
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| Shorrocks, G. | A brief glossary of EastYorkshire dialect |
15: 82, 49.
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| Shorrocks, G. | A grammar of dialect in the Bolton area Part 1 |
19: 98, 53.
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| Shorrocks, G. | A grammar of dialect in the Bolton area Part 2 |
19: 99, 52.
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| Simms, C. | Horcum and other gods |
13: 74, 55.
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| Smith, H. | Cloth and muffler |
13: 75, 53.
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| Smith, H. | More cloth and muffler |
14: 76, 43.
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| Smith, J. H. | Luv Bob |
17: 88, 56.
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| Smith, J. S. | Knaresborough: a poem in Yorkshire dialect |
4: 23, 47.
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| Smith, K. E. | The dialect muse |
14: 79, 43.
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| Smith, K. E. | West Yorkshire dialect poets |
15: 82, 50.
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| Sowersby, M. | Recitations in the folk-speech of East Yorkshire |
3: 17, 57.
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| Stockton, N. | East Yorkshire facts and fables |
17: 90, 53.
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| Stubbs, B. |
Bob Stubb's original comic Yorkshire Awmynack for 1914
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3: 15, 11. | ||
| Thistlewaite, C, | Here a little, there a little |
17: 91, 49.
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| Thistlewaite, C, | Poems from a rural pen |
19: 97, 74.
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| Thistlewaite, C, | Times and seasons |
17: 88, 55.
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| Thwaite, J. | Wensleydale dialect rhymes |
7: 46, 25.
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| Tiddy, R. J. E. | The mummers' play |
4: 25, 30.
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| Todd, L. and Hancok, I. | International English usage |
17: 87, 57.
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| Turner, B. Sir | Rhymes, verses and poems from a Yorkshire loom |
5: 35, 28
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| Umpleby, A. S. | A bo'ddin o' cowls |
6: 38, 50
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| Upton, C. and Widdowson, J. D .A | An Atlas of English dialects |
19: 97, 73.
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| Upton, C. and Widdowson, J. D. A. | Lexical erosion in English regional dialects |
19: 99, 51.
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| Upton, C., Parry, D. and Widdowson, J. D. A | Survey of English dialects: The dictionary and the grammar |
18: 94, 40.
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| Viereck, W. |
Phonomatische Analyse des Dialekts von Gateshead-upon-Tyne
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12: 67, 49.
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| Waddington-Feather, J. | Of mills, moors and men. |
12: 66, 48.
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| Wade, G. | The Golden Galloway and other verses |
12: 66, 49.
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| Wadsworth, K. | Talkin' brooad |
17: 88, 55.
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| Wakelin, M. | Discovering English dialects |
14: 78, 48.
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| Wakelin, M. | English dialects: An introduction |
13: 72, 60.
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| Wakelin, M. | Patterns in the folk speech of the British Isles |
13: 72, 55.
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| Watson, G. | The Roxburghshire word-book |
4: 25, 27.
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| Wilson, D. | Staffordshire dialect words |
13: 74, 54.
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| Wilson, R. M. (Reviewer) | George Meriton's A.Yorkshire dialogue |
10: 59, 36.
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| Wood, C. L. | The prodigal husband |
5: 29, 37.
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| Wright, E. M. |
Rustic speech and folklore
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3: 15, 9. | ||
| Wright, E. M. | The life of Joseph Wright |
5: 33, 37.
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| Wright, J. | An elementary Middle English grammar |
4: 26, 46.
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| Wright, J. | An elementary Old English grammar |
4: 26, 46.
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| Wright, P. | Cockney dialect and slang |
15: 81, 42.
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| Wright, P. | Lancashire dialect |
14: 76, 45.
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| Wright, P. | The Lanky twang |
13: 72, 57.
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| Wyld, H. C. | A history of modern colloquial English |
5: 37, 40.
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