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The Middle English Breton Lays and the Mists of Origin
Traditio, 2011Identifying the Breton lays in Middle English as a coherent corpus is a challenge for several reasons because they are rather difficult to distinguish from the romance genre. Very tellingly, in her contribution to the Cambridge History of Medieval English Literature dedicated to romance, Rosalind Field does not consider these lays as a separate group ...
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Middle Cambrian Paleomagnetism of the Avalon Terrane in Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia
Tectonics, 1985Interbedded volcanics and sediments of the Bourinot Group (Mid‐Cambrian) in central Cape Breton Island were studied as part of a paleomagnetic investigation to quantify the geologically plausible displacements of the Avalon terrane with respect to the North American craton.
Rob Van der Voo
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Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, 2019
Abstract River-sediment diversions have been recognized as a key strategy for offsetting land loss in coastal Louisiana. Recently, much attention has been focused on sediment capture from the main stem river and conveyance of that material through diversion outflows. Yet, the performance and long-term feasibility of diversions as land-building agents
Samuel J. Bentley, Kehui Xu
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Abstract River-sediment diversions have been recognized as a key strategy for offsetting land loss in coastal Louisiana. Recently, much attention has been focused on sediment capture from the main stem river and conveyance of that material through diversion outflows. Yet, the performance and long-term feasibility of diversions as land-building agents
Samuel J. Bentley, Kehui Xu
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A Comparison of Word-Order in Middle Breton and Middle Cornish
Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, 1990exaly +2 more sources
This dissertation approaches the question of the existence of dialectal variation in Middle Breton by conducting a systematic study of the language found in the literature from that period. Middle Breton is a language that was used from the twelfth century to 1659, and was long thought to have had no dialects.
Boucher-Durand, Myrzinn Armaelle
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The Breton Gentleman and His Home in the Late Middle Ages: Recent Research and Fieldwork
2002Michael Jones, Gwyn Meirion-Jones
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“Practicing Self-Care on a Highway in the Middle of Nowhere”: Ashley McKenzie’s Cape Breton
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The Breton Lays in Middle English
The Modern Language Review, 1968Elizabeth Salter +2 more
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