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Every year, Scottish Language publishes the best, latest research on Scotland’s languages and linguistics. From place-name study to medieval poetry to language in the modern media, Scottish Language is the foremost publication in this field.

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Vol.	Date
Vol.	Date	Title	Author
30	2011	Latin and Scots versions of medieval burgh laws (Leges Quator Burgorum)	Joanna Kopaczyk
30	2011	Scots and English in Hamilton’s Catechism	Alasdair A. MacDonald
30	2011	Terms for fish in the dialects of Scotland’s east coast fishing communities: evidence for lexical attrition	Robert McColl Millar, William Barras and Lisa Bonnici
30	2011	Review: Jeremy L. Smith, Older Scots: A Linguistic Reader	J. Derrick McClure
30	2011	Review: Anita Nihtinen, Ambivalent Self-Understanding? Change, Language and Boundaries in the Shetland Islands (1970–Present)	Kerry Karam
30	2011	Review: Iseabail Macleod and J. Derrick McClure, Scotland in Definition: A History of Scottish Dictionaries	Robert McColl Millar
30	2011	Review: Susan Rennie, Jamieson’s Dictionary of Scots: The Story of the First Historical Dictionary of the Scots Language	Robert McColl Millar
29	2010	Notes on some cruces in Middle Scots poetry: Henryson’s Bawdronis, Dart Oxin and Bacis, Dunbar’s Strenever and Wallidrag, Gavin Douglas’s Lundeys Lufe, Threte and Treilȝeis	Andrew Breeze
29	2010	The death of Orkney Norn and the genesis of Orkney Scots	Robert McColl Millar
29	2010	‘This unique dialect’: the profile of Shetland dialect in a typology of World Englishes	Gunnel Melchers
29	2010	Dialect in the modern languages classroom: a bidialectal approach	Shane Strachan
29	2010	A Scottish trace in Russian toponymy: two Russian place-names revisited	Alexander Pavlenko
29	2010	Pernickety	William Sayers
29	2010	Review: Keith Hamnett, The Plight of Three Celtic Languages – Welsh, Irish and Gaelic	Michelle MacLeod
29	2010	Review: A and A Christie-Johnston, Shetland Words: A Dictionary of the Shetland Dialect	Doreen Waugh
28	2009	Language history as charter myth? Scots and the (re)invention of Scotland	James Costa
28	2009	Notes on some Scottish words and phrases: Mugdock, ploddeil, hallock, ‘dery dan’, ‘carlingis pet’	Andrew Breeze
28	2009	A study of attitudes of Scottish Secondary pupils and teachers towards Scots lexical and grammatical terms	Wojciech Gardela
28	2009	Insular Scots front vowels in Westray, Orkney	Meredith Tamminga
28	2009	A comparison of the language situations of Bavarian and Scots	Barbara Loester
28	2009	Review: Evan Gottlieb and Ian Duncan (eds), Approaches to Teaching Scott’s Waverley Novels	John Corbett
28	2009	Review: Fiona Douglas, Scottish Newspapers, Language and Identity	Stuart Kelly
28	2009	Review: Markku Filppula, Juhani Klemola and Heli Paulasto, English and Celtic in Contact	Andrew Breeze
28	2009	Review: Simon Taylor (ed), The Journal of Scottish Name Studies vol 3, 2009	Alison Grant
27	2008	‘Many strange and peculiar affairs’: Description, Narration and Evaluation in Scottish Emigrants’ Letters of the 19th Century	Marina Dossena
27	2008	The Scottish Corpus of Texts and Speech – A User’s Guide	Wendy Anderson and John Corbett
27	2008	Some Gaelic Etymologies for Scots Words: Drubly, Blad, Gilravage and Gaberlunzie	Andrew Breeze
27	2008	The Gaelic of Stirlingshire	Seumas Grannd
27	2008	Telleyr, Anguen, Gulath, and the Life of St Kentigern	Andrew Breeze
27	2008	The ongoing influence of Lowland Scots, Irish and Ulster English on the developing varieties of Ulster Scots	James Hale
27	2008	Review: Susanne Kries, ed., Skandinavisch-schottische Sprachbeziehungen im Mittelalter. Der altnordische Lehneinfluss	Göran Wolf
27	2008	Review: Alasdair MacCallum, Reversing Language Shift: the Social Identity and Role of Scottish Gaelic Learners	Kenneth MacKinnon
27	2008	Review: William Lamb, Scottish Gaelic Speech and Writing: Register variation in an endangered language	Siobnán Ní Laoire
26	2007	Place-names and the Scots Language: The Marches of Lexical and Onomastic Research	Maggie Scott
26	2007	The Etymology and Meanings of Eldritch	Alaric Hall
26	2007	A Gaelic Etymology for Dyvour ‘Debtor’ (a note)	Andrew Breeze
26	2007	One More East Slavic Parallel for the Language Situation in the Lowlands	Alexander Pavlenko
26	2007	Public Policy and Scots in Northern Ireland	Gavin Falconer
26	2007	Migration, Family and Education in Gaelic Policy Perspective	Kenneth MacKinnon
26	2007	Measuring Gaelic Language Planning	Michelle MacLeod
26	2007	Some Scottish Names, including Vacomagi, Boresti, Iudanbyrig, Aberlessic and Dubuice	Andrew Breeze
26	2007	Review: Robert McColl Millar, Dialects of English: Northern and Insular Scots	Doreen Waugh
26	2007	Review: Wilson McLeod, James E. Fraser and Anja Gunderloch (eds.), Cànan & Cultar / Language & Culture: Rannsachadh na Gàidhlig 3	Colm Ó Baoill
26	2007	Review: Wilson McLeod (ed.), Revitalising Gaelic in Scotland – Policy, Planning and Public Discourse	Michel Byrne
25	2006	The Ausbau of Present-Day Scots	Holger Schmitt
25	2006	Anglo-English Influences on Scottish Standard English Speakers: Trap/Bath/Palm/Start and Lot/Cloth/Thought/North/ Force	P. Carr and I. Brulard
25	2006	Smoking, Drinking, Dancing and Singing on the High Seas: Steamships and the uses of Smùid in Scottish Gaelic	Donald E. Meek
25	2006	Three Celtic Names: Venicones, Tuesis and Soutra	Andrew Breeze
25	2006	Review Article: Caroline Macafee (ed.), A. Jack Aitken, Older Scottish Vowels	Paul A. Johnston, Jr.
25	2006	Review: Iseabail Macleod and Pauline Cairns (eds.), The Essential Scots Dictionary: Scots-English–English-Scots	Marina Dossena
25	2006	Review: Christian J. Kay and Margaret A. Mackay (eds.), Perspectives on the Older Scottish Tongue	Yuko Yoneyama
25	2006	Review: Danielle A.V. Löw-Wiebach, Language Attitudes and Language Use in Pitmedden (Aberdeenshire)	Robert Millar
25	2006	Review: Piotr Stalmaszczyk, Celtic Presence: Irish, Scottish Gaelic and Cornish	Niall O’Gallagher
24	2005	Onomasiological Variation and Change in the Older Scots Vocabulary of Marriage	Javier E. Díaz Vera
24	2005	Sched Apon the Rude? Reflections on Scots and Religion	Gavin Falconer
24	2005	The Distinctiveness of the Doric: Home-Grown or Imported?	Marjorie Lorvik
24	2005	Ptolemy’s Taexali, Caelis, Loxa and Eitis	Javier E. Díaz Vera
24	2005	Review: Bill Findlay (ed.), Frae Ither Tongues: Essays on Modern Translations into Scots	Tom Hubbard
24	2005	Review: Klaske van Leyden, Prosodic Characteristics of Orkney and Shetland Dialects: An Experimental Approach	Dominic Watt
24	2005	Review: Garret Fitzgerald, Irish-Speaking in the Pre-Famine Period: a study based on the 1911 census data for people born before 1851 and still alive in 1911	Kenneth MacKinnon
24	2005	Review: Royal Irish Academy, Corpas Na Gaeilge 1600–1882: Foclóir na Nua-Ghaeilge: The Irish Language Corpus	Colm Ó Baoill
23	2004	‘The Auld Warld is By Wi’: W.L. Lorimer’s The New Testament in Scots	George Bruce
23	2004	Middle Scots as an Emerging Standard and Why It Did Not Make It	Joanna Bugaj
23	2004	The Genitive in Ane Resonyng of Ane Scottis and Inglis Merchand betuix Rowand and Lionis	Nieves Rodríguez Ledesma
23	2004	Some Celtic Place-Names of Scotland: Ptolemy’s Verubium Promontorium, Bede’s Urbs Giudi, Mendick, Minto and Panlathy	Andrew Breeze
23	2004	The Challenge of Corpus Planning in Gaelic Development	Wilson McLeod
23	2004	A Wee Keek at Scottish Rhyming Slang	Antonio Lillo
23	2004	A Gaelic Etymology for Camstairy in Guy Mannering	Andrew Breeze
23	2004	Review: John M. Kirk and Dónall P. Ó Baoill (eds.), Language Planning and Education: Linguistic Issues in Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, and Scotland	Barbara Bird
23	2004	Review: John M. Kirk and Dónall P. Ó Baoill (eds.), Towards our Goals in Broadcasting, the Press, the Performing Arts and the Economy: Minority Languages in Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, and Scotland	J.M.Y. Simpson

(Number 22 of Scottish Language is a selection of papers presented at the Tenth International Conference on Scottish Language and Literature of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, Rolduc 13-19 July 2002)

22	2003	‘Mony notabill narratioun’: Scots Language Research, a Resource for the Study of Folklore, Literature and History	Margaret A. MacKay
22	2003	Latin and French in Gilbert Hay’s Prose Works	Jonathan A. Glenn
22	2003	Early Scottish Internationalism through Translation	Tom Hubbard
22	2003	Middle Scots Prosody: Theory or Pragmatism?	J. Derrick McClure
22	2003	Counsel in The Wallace: Pragmatic Observations on Advice in a Fifteenth-Century Scottish Poem	Inge B. Milfull
22	2003	Review: Annette I. Hagan, Urban Scots Dialect Writing	J. Derrick McClure
22	2003	Review: Richard A. V. Cox, The Gaelic Place-Names of Carloway, Isle of Lewis: Their Structure and Significance	Anke-Beate Stahl
22	2003	Review: CELTICA, volume XXIV: In Memory of Brian Ó Cuív, ed. Malachy McKenna and Fergus Kelly	Colm Ó Baoill

21	2002	The Role of Scots Lexis in Scottish Newspapers	Fiona M. Douglas
21	2002	Some Common and Distinctive Extra-Linguistic Features in the Histories of Scots and Ukrainian	A. Pavlenko
21	2002	Some Celtic Place-Names of Scotland, including Tain, Cadzow, Cockleroy and Prenderguest	Andrew Breeze
21	2002	’N Linnet Mór: A Window on Language and Community in 18th Century Easter Ross	Seosamh Watson
21	2002	Scottish Gaelic Caismeachd, Irish Caismirt, and the Emergence of Cadenced Marching	Niall MacKenzie
21	2002	Review: Alan MacGillivray (ed.), Teaching Scottish Literature: curriculum and classroom applications	Manfred Görlach
21	2002	Review: John M. Kirk and Dónall P. Ó Baoill (eds.), Belfast Studies in Language, Culture and Politics	Donald MacAulay
20	2001	Spatio-Temporal Aspects of Older Scots Texts	Keith Williamson
20	2001	Women as Informants in the Reconstruction of Geographically and Socioculturally Conditioned Language Variation and Change in 16th and 17th Century Scots	Anneli Meurman-Solin
20	2001	‘For the Aduancement of the Commoun Weilth’: Hypotheses in Scots Scientific Discourse of the 16th and 17th Centuries. A Preliminary Investigation	Marina Dossena
20	2001	Alliteration in The Wallace	Inge Milfull
20	2001	The Quha Problem in William Dunbar’s Quha Will Behald of Luve the Chance	Regina Scheibe
20	2001	Language and Style in The Complaynt of Scotland	Klaus Bitterling
20	2001	Review: Seumas Grannd, The Gaelic of Islay. A Comparative Study	Cathair Ó Dochartaigh
19	2000	The Demography of Scots: The Lessons of the Census Campaign	Caroline Macafee
19	2000	Taming Volume III of the Linguistic Atlas of Scotland	Paul Johnston, Jr
19	2000	The Demonstrative Pronouns in the North-East: An Introductory Discussion	Sandra Mhairi McRae
19	2000	Some Characteristics of the Shetlandic Vowel System	John M Tait
19	2000	Official Gaelic: Problems in the Translation of Public Documents	Wilson McLeod
19	2000	Some Celtic Place-Names of Scotland including Arran, Carmunnock, Gogar and Water of May	Andrew Breeze
18	1999	Scots as a European Language 1500-1700	Dauvit Horsbroch
18	1999	The Present Participle in Middle Scots	Ute Dons and Lilo Moessner
18	1999	Some Celtic Place-Names of Scotland	Andrew Breeze
18	1999	Images of Language in Advertising in Scotland	Roz Smith
18	1999	Language, Dialect or Accent?	Attila Dósa
18	1999	The Interface between Haiku and Other Poetry	David Purves

(Number 17 of Scottish Language is a selection of papers presented at the Fifth International Conference on the Languages of Scotland and Ulster, Aberdeen 1-5 August 1997)

17	1998	DOST towards the Millenium	Marace Dareau
17	1998	Scots Dictionaries Present and Future	Isiabail Macleod
17	1998	Sir James Wilson and his Commonsense Approach to the Scots Language	Sheila Douglas
17	1998	Diminutives in Scottish Standard English	Marina Dossena
17	1998	Settlement Names in the South-West: Dumfries and Galloway	Doreen J. Waugh
17	1998	Gaelic in Family, Work and Community domains	Kenneth MacKinnon
17	1998	Tokenism in Gaelic: the Language of Appeasement	Richard A.V. Cox
17	1998	Verbal Aspect in the Scots and English of Ulster	John M. Kirk and Georgina Millar
17	1998	The Endurance of Scots in the United States	Anne Marie Hamilton
17	1998	Some Influences on the Gaelic of Cape Breton	Seamus Grannd
16	1997	The Pioneers of Anglicised Speech in Scotland: a second look	A. J. Aitken
16	1997	Periphrastic do in The Complyant of Scotland and Ane Resonyng of ane Scottis and Enlish Merchand	M. Nieves Rodriguez Ledesma
16	1997	Alexander Hume: Of the Orthographie and Conguitie of the Britan Tongue	Veronika Kniezsa
16	1997	The Duke’s English: The Language of the Hamilton Papers	Hans Peters
16	1997	Irish References in Early Scottish Gaelic Grammars: A Typological Parallel	Alexander Falileyev
16	1997	MacDiarmid’s Use of Scots: Synthetic or Natural?	David Purves
16	1997	The Origin of the Be-Perfect with Transitives in the Shetland Dialect	Alexander Pavlenko
16	1997	Etymological Notes on Kirkcaldy, Jocteleg ‘Knife’, Kiaugh ‘Trouble’, Striffen ‘Membrane’ and Cow ‘Hobgolin’	Andrew Breeze
14/15	1995/96	Shibboleths of the Scots	Colin Milton
14/15	1995/96	In Praise of William J. Watson (1865–1948): Celtic Place-Name Scholar	W.F.H. Nicolaisen
14/15	1995/96	Aoidhmin Mac Gréagóir – A Little-known Gaelic Scholar	Ciarán Ó Duibhinn
14/15	1995/96	Central Western Gaelic Dialect	Anthony Dilworth
14/15	1995/96	The Lexical Geography of the Western Isles	Seumas Grannd
14/15	1995/96	Remarkably Common Eloquence: The Aesthetics of Urban Dialect	Ronald MacAulay
14/15	1995/96	The language of Perthshire Travellers	Sheila Douglas
14/15	1995/96	Gaelic: An Exploration of the Interplay of Sociolinguistic Factors	Morag M. McNeill
14/15	1995/96	Gaelic and ‘The Other Languages’ of Scotland	Kenneth MacKinnon
14/15	1995/96	Ethnic Minority Languages in Scotland	Mahendra K. Verma
14/15	1995/96	Marketing a Second Language: The Case of Scottish Gaelic in Ontario	Kara Smith
14/15	1995/96	Scots: Matters of Identity and Nationalism	Kim J.M.Hardie
14/15	1995/96	The Local Press: What’s in it for You?	Roz Smith
14/15	1995/96	The Development of Eclipsis in Gaelic	Roibeard Maolalaigh
14/15	1995/96	The Phonology of Scottish Gaelic Loanwords in Lowland Scots	Dóra Pödör
14/15	1995/96	Phonetic Descriptions of Scottish Accents: A Historical perspective	Deborah Cherry
14/15	1995/96	Dunbar’s Aureate Language	Robert D. Drexler
14/15	1995/96	Plain Life Depicted in Fiery Shorthand	Karen Corrigan
14/15	1995/96	Gaelic Vernacular Verse from the Parish of Glenmuick, Tulloch and Glengairn	Alison Diack
14/15	1995/96	Advertising Feature: Bridging Scots and Gaelic	George Philp
13	1994	Some Early Scottish Place-Names and Queen Margaret	Simon Taylor
13	1994	Norse in Scotland	Jeremy J. Smith
13	1994	Subordinate and-clauses in Scots and Hiberno-English: Origins and Development	Martina Hacker
13	1994	Middle English tod ‘fox’: Old Irish taid ‘thief’	Andrew Breeze
13	1994	Parallel Structure in Dunbar’s Surrexit Dominus de Sepulchro	Pamela K. Shaffer
13	1994	Québécois into Scots: Translating Michel Tremblay	Martin Bowman and Bill Findlay
13	1994	A Dictionary Ramble	Roderick MacDonald
13	1994	On a Standardised Spelling for Scots	Angus Stirling
13	1994	Review: Margaret Laing and Keith Woodbridge, eds., Speaking in our Tongues: Proceedings of a Colloquium on Medieval Dialectology and Related Disciplines	Graeme D. Caie
13	1994	Review: Alexander Fenton and Donald A. MacDonald, eds., Studies in Scots and Gaelic	Derick S. Thomson
13	1994	Review: James Robertson, ed., A Tongue in Yer Heid: A Selection of the Best Contemporary Short Stories in Scots	Kenneth R. Sadler
11/12	1992/93	The Gododdin: The Oldest Scottish Poem?	Craig Cessford
11/12	1992/93	A Short Grammar of Older Scots	C.I. Macafee
11/12	1992/93	Language, Music and Local Aesthetics: Views from Gaeldom and Beyond	John Shaw
11/12	1992/93	Linguistic Awareness and Attitudes in a Sample of Scottish Speakers	Flavia Iacuaniello
11/12	1992/93	Conference of the German Association of University Professors of English in Stuttgart, 1992	Lilo Moessner
11/12	1992/93	Computing and Research on Scots	John M. Kirk
11/12	1992/93	Computers and Scots Lexicography	Iseabail MacLeod
11/12	1992/93	A Computer Aided Method for Making a Linguistic Atlas of Older Scots	Keith Williamson
11/12	1992/93	Computers and Gaelic Language Data	Cathair Ó Dochartaigh
11/12	1992/93	Review: Jamie Stuart, The Glasgow Gospel	Hazel C. Taylor
11/12	1992/93	Review: The Gaelic Terminology Database, Vol.1.	Sonia Vathjunker
10	1991	‘Scotica Pronunciations’: Sixteenth and Seventeenth-Century English Authors on Scots.	Veronika Kniezsa
10	1991	Borrowing between Scots and Gaelic.	Colm Ó Baoill
10	1991	A Linguistic Survey of the Use and Familiarity of Scottish Dialect Items in N.E. Fife.	Susan M. Lawrie
10	1991	An Investigation of Attitudes to Scots and Glasgow Dialect among Secondary School Pupils.	Janet Menzies
10	1991	Review: Studies in the History of the English Language	John Anderson
10	1991	Review: Derick S. Thomson, ed., Gaelic and Scots in Harmony	Meg Bateman
10	1991	Review: Kenneth MacKinnon, Gaelic – A Past and Future Prospect	Janet Hunter
9	1990	Language and Style in the Scottish Gaelic Bible (1767–1807).	Donald E. Meek
9	1990	Robert Burns and Gaelic	Roderick MacDonald
9	1990	‘Haw, the Wickit Things Weans Dae!’: Max and Moritz in Scots	Manfred Görlach
9	1990	Foreign Influences in the Vocabulary of William Dunbar.	Stuart Lucas
9	1990	Review: Iseabail MacLeod, with Pauline Cairns, Caroline Macafee and Ruth Martin (eds.), The Scots Thesaurus	Robert Burchfield
9	1990	Review: Michael Gregson with Kay Deas, The Crack and the Cant	J. Derrick McClure
9	1990	Review: Peadar Morgan (trans.) Asterix an Ceilteach	David Clement
8	1989	Gaelic in Glasgow, c. 1723-1981	Charles W.J. Withers
8	1989	Recent Gaelic Poetry	Iain Crichton Smith
8	1989	Gaelic Publishing	Derick Thomson
8	1989	Gaelic education today	Boyd Robertson
8	1989	Review: Leabhraichean ura cloinne (New children’s books)	Seumas Grannd
8	1989	Review: Two New Scots Dictionaries	John M. Kirk
8	1989	A note on: ‘A critical assessment of Tom Scott’s poem “The Seavaiger” as an exercise in poetic translation’	Lilo Moessner
7	1988	Standardisation in Middle Scots.	Alex Agutter
7	1988	A critical assessment of Tom Scott’s poem The Seavaiger as an exercise in translation	Lilo Moessner
7	1988	Mutation of s-clusters in Gaelic	Cathair O Dochartaigh
7	1988	The place-names of Fife	Iain Fraser
7	1988	Review: Caroline MacAfee and Iseabail MacLeod, eds.: The Nuttis Schell: Essays on the Scots Language presented to A.J. Aitken	Henry Hargreaves
7	1988	Review: Emma Letley, From Gault to Douglas Brown: Nineteenth-Century Fiction and the Scots Language	Anne King
6	1987	Lexical loss and lexical survival: the case of Scots and English	Manfred Gorlach
6	1987	Additions, antedatings and corrections to DOST and OED.	Luuk Houwen
6	1987	Scottish Building Terms.	Glen L. Pride
6	1987	Scottish Dictionaries in the late 1980s	Iseabail MacLeod
6	1987	Review : Billy Kay Scots – The Mither Tongue	John M. Kirk
6	1987	Review: P. Hately Waddell: The Psalms: frae Hebrew intil Scottis	Colin Milton
6	1987	Review: Alexander Fenton Wirds an’ Wark ’e Seasons Roon	Leslie W. Wheeler
6	1987	Review: David King Sutherland: Fisherlore of Avoch	J. Derrick McClure
5	1986	Gaelic Literary Interactions with Scots and English Work: A Survey	D.S. Thomson
5	1986	Links with Gaelic Tradition found in the story traditions of Perthshire Travelling People	S. Douglas
5	1986	The Literature of ‘Ane Simple Land’.	M.P. McDiarmid
5	1986	‘Revolution there as visible as anywhere else!’ Some literary uses of Scots in nineteenth-century fiction.	E. Letley
5	1986	Hugh MacDiarmid and North-East Scots	C. Milton
5	1986	Gaelic Communities in Lowland Scotland, 1709-1891: Exploration toward a Social History.	C. Withers
5	1986	The Scottish Gaelic Speech-community: some social perspectives.	K. MacKinnon
5	1986	What Scots Owes to Gaelic	J.D. McClure
5	1986	English and Scots Military Loanwords in Scottish Gaelic	I. Quick
5	1986	Some Scots Words in the Gaelic Vocabulary of Applecross	K. MacDonald
5	1986	Narrowing and Extension of Meaning in the Scandinavian-based Vocabulary of Shetland Dialect	G. Melchers
5	1986	New Gaelic?	D. MacAulay
5	1986	Patterns of English-Gaelic and Gaelic-English Code-switching	D. Cram
5	1986	Vowel Systems in Hebridean English	C. Shuken
5	1986	Gaelic Place Names in Scots.	W.F.H. Nicolaisen
5	1986	The Transition from Gaelic to Scots or Scottish-English in Caithness Place-Names	D. Waugh
4	1985	Old Words in a New Town	Clausdirk Pollner
4	1985	Englisch in Livingston (by H. Speitel)	Clausdirk Pollner
4	1985	Some Distinguishing Features of the Gaelic of Islay	Seumas Grannd
4	1985	Glasgow (by J. Miller)	Caroline Macafee
4	1985	A Detailed Account of Some Caithness Place-Names	Doreen Waugh
3	1984	Investigations into the Syntax of Hebridean English	Annette Sabban
3	1984	Is Scottish Gaelic a VSO Language?	David Cram
3	1984	Galloway Schools Dialect Survey	W.A.D.Riach
3	1984	William Tennant, the Ettrick Shepherd and the Psalms of David: A Linguistic Controversy	Harry D. Watson
2	1983	Irregular Style Variation Patterns in Edinburgh Speech	Paul Johnston
2	1983	Sociolinguistic Approaches to Scots Language	Caroline Macafee
2	1983	Mining Terms in Fife	W.H. McPhee
2	1983	The Survival of the Fishing Dialects on the Moray Firth	Anne Downie
2	1983	English was to them a Foreign Tongue	Lilian E.C. MacQueen
2	1983	Lowland Scots in Education: An Historical Survey (part II)	Keith Williamson
1	1982	Linguistic Taboo in the Speech of Scottish Fishermen	Karl Inge Sandred
1	1982	Report of Dialect Work in Ulster	G.B. Adams
1	1982	A Dialect Study of Comparative Areas in Galloway	W.A.D. Riach
1	1982	Some Connections between Galloway and Ulster Speech	James Milroy
1	1982	Bad Scots: Some Superstitions about Scots Speech	A.J.Aitken
1	1982	Glasgow Dialect in Literature	Caroline Macafee
1	1982	Lowland Scots in Education: An Historical Survey (Part I)	Keith Williamson

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