An Elementary History of English (fascicle three)
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.ikala.8365Keywords:
English language history, etymology. Old English languageAbstract
With this third and last chapter of An Elementary History of English, M. Castrill6n doses his 'humble opusailum*. This section develops two important influences on Old English: On one hand, a new Latin influence with the christianization of Britain, on the other, the Scandinavian influence with the Norsemen's expansionists and conquering movements.
How to reference this article:
Castrillón, M (1998). An Elementary History ff English [Third Fascicle]. Íkala. 3 (2), pp. 9 – 15
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