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A Guide to Old English
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A Guide to Old English, Bruce Mitchell and Fred C. Robinson's grammar and reader from Blackwell, is the standard teaching grammar for Old English used across university courses, now in multiple revised editions by two leading Old English philologists. Its strength is its status as the field's own widely adopted teaching reference. Its limit is that no single edition year is given here because the book has gone through numerous revised editions since its first publication; a claim about a specific grammatical point should be checked against whichever edition is in hand, since page and section numbering can shift between them.
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A Guide to Old English, by Bruce Mitchell and Fred C. Robinson, published by Blackwell, is the standard teaching grammar for Old English across university courses, treated at the top tier as the field's own widely adopted academic reference. NotesScholarly grammar and reader for Old English, Blackwell.
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AuthorBruce Mitchell and Fred C. Robinson
PublisherBlackwell
Source Typeacademic monograph
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