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Southern US Accents & Shakespeare’s Accent

04/29/202112/13/2020 by editor

An interesting analysis of accents. Of then. And now. And the fluidity of the betweens.

Categories Authorship Studies, Investigations, Plays, Uncategorized Tags accents, early modern english, great vowel shift, modern english, old english, shakespeare, vowel shift
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