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Essay on the history and modern use of the verbal forms in -ing in the english language : part I. Old Anglo-Saxon period / by Axel Erdmann.

Axel Erdmann 1843-1926

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A grammar of the Anglo-Saxon language / by Louis F. Klipstein.

Louis F. Klipstein

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An Anglo-Saxon reader in prose and verse : with grammar, metre, notes and glossary / by Henry Sweet.

An Anglo-Saxon reader in prose and verse : with grammar, metre, notes and glossary / by Henry Sweet.

Henry Sweet 1845-1912

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A grammar of the Anglo-Saxon tongue : with a praxis / by Erasmus Rask.

Rasmus Rask 1787-1832

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Hand-book of Anglo-Saxon and early English / by Hiram Corson.

Hiram Corson 1828-1911

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Caedmon's des Angelsachsen biblische Dichtungen / herausgegeben von K. W. Bouterwek.

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Illustrations of Anglo-Saxon poetry / by John Josias Conybeare ; edited, together with additional notes, introductory notices, etc., by his brother William Daniel Conybeare.

J. J. Conybeare (John Josias), 1779-1824

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