01696nam a2200265Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000150006902000150008405000170009908200080011624501260012426000520025030000310030250000110033350400800034450400510042450507510047560000370122665000570126370000370132070000370135770000360139455518BIBL20160527190021.0770415s1977    alua     b    01100 eng    a 77007169   a08173050330 aPE1072b.J35  a41000aJames B. McMillanbessays in linguistics by his friends and colleaguescedited by James C. Raymond and I. Willis Russell.0 aUniversitybUniversity of Alabama Presscc1977.  axvii, 184 p.bill.c22 cm.  a920331  a"Publications on the English language by James B. McMillan": p. [xiv]-xvii.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aRaymond, J. C. and I. W. Russell. James B. McMillan.--Dialectology: Allen, H. B. The linguistic atlas of the Upper Midwest as a source of sociolinguistic information. Duckert, A. R. The winds of change. McDavid, R. I., Jr. and R. K. O'Cain. "Existential" there and it. McDavid, V. The social distribution of selected verb forms in the linguistic atlas of the North Central States.--Grammar: Algeo, J. Grammatical usage. Marino, M. Toward a modal paradigm. Pederson, L. Grassroots grammar in the Gulf States.--Lexicography: Burchfield, R. W. Further aspects of short-term historical lexicography. Cassidy, F. G. Use of computers in one lexicographical project. Chapman, R. L. Dictionary reviews and reviewing. Porter, M. G. On redefining-oriented.10aMcMillan, James B.d1907-2Local 0aEnglish languagexAddresses, essays, lectures2Local10aMcMillan, James B.d1907-2Local10aRussell, I. Willisd1903-2Local10aRaymond, James C.d1940-2Local