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2 Views Letter from the Editors the Editors the Editors Developing a Meaning-oriented Theory of English Word-formation 1 Prolegomena = Some Ideas 18 Views Articulatory Setting: the Genealogy of an Idea

Andreas H. Jucker, C. Mair, P. Trudgill, 2022 .

In the margins: Dr Hawkesworth's editorial emendations to the language of captain cook's voyages *

C. Percy, 1996 .

Robert Lowth and the Critics: Literary contexts for the “Critical Notes” in his Short Introduction to English Grammar (1762)

C. Percy, 2012 .

‘Easy women’: defining and confining the ‘feminine’ style in eighteenth-century print culture ☆

C. Percy, 2000 .

J. Matlock'sYoung ladies guide to the knowledge of the English tongue(1715): contextualising the first grammar of English for ladies

C. Percy, 2013 .

"To Study Nature Rather than Books": Captain James Cook as Naturalist Observer and Literary Author

C. Percy, 1996 .

Chapter 11. Theatrical practices and grammatical standardization in eighteenth-century Britain

C. Percy, James Hyett, 2022, English Historical Linguistics.

“NICE” GRAMMARIANS: MAKING DISTINCTIONS OF CLASS, CHARACTER AND GENDER IN WOMEN'S FICTION, 1750–1830

C. Percy, 2016 .

Early Advertising and Newspapers as Sources of Sociolinguistic Investigation

C. Percy, 2012 .

Writing from the Asylum: Martha Shakespear Lloyd at the Linguistic Limits of eighteenth-Century Femininity

C. Percy, 2006 .

Interview with Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade

C. Percy, 2018, Journal of English Linguistics.

The king's speech: metalanguage of nation, man and class in anecdotes about George III1

C. Percy, 2012, English Language and Linguistics.

Disciplining women? : Grammar, gender, and leisure in the works of Ellenor Fenn (1743-1813)

C. Percy, 2006 .

Consumers of correctness: Men, women, and language in eighteenth-century classified advertisements

Carol Percy, C. Percy, 2004 .

Paradigms for their sex? Women's grammars in late eighteenth-century England

C. Percy, 1994 .