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Dictionaries: British and American (Language Library) [Hardcover]

James R. Hulbert , Simeon Potter , Eric Partridge


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Dictionary-makers for word-lovers, dictionary-lovers, librarians, lexicographers 13 Feb 2010
By Janet Engstrand - Published on Amazon.com
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From the jacket: "In this book, which has been specially prepared for The Language Library, Professor Hulbert traces the development of the English Dictionary from its simple origin in the Anglo-Saxon period to its hardly recognisable successor of modern times. He compares the history of the dictionary, like that of early English drama, to the evolutionary processes of the biological sciences: ably demonstrating this parallel by his comprehensive survey of dictionary-makers past and present. He also describes how it was that the New English Dictionary, which was the first authoritative modern dictionary to include etymologies, spellings, and what might be called the 'biographies' of the words took seventy-five years to complete. ... Professor Hulbert is co-editor of A Dictionary of American English and was Professor of English at the University of Chicago up til 1949."

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