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"English Dialects--Their Sounds and Homes" by Alexander John Ellis offers a comprehensive exploration of English dialects, serving as an abridgment of the author's extensive "Phonology of English Dialects." This essential work, originally part of "Early English Pronunciation," delves into the nuances of regional speech patterns and phonetic variations across England.
Ellis meticulously examines the sounds and their geographical distribution, providing readers with a detailed understanding of how English dialects have evolved. The book includes a selection of examples rendered in glossic notation, making it an invaluable resource for linguists, historians of language, and anyone interested in the rich tapestry of English speech.
This volume remains a foundational text for students and researchers alike, offering insights into the historical and cultural significance of English dialects and their enduring influence on the language we speak today.
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