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A 55-minute documentary by TheIndeterminate Vagabond about language and linguistics, on the Language shelf. It was posted to r/linguistics as “"The History of English: Beginnings." A great Youtube video about the English language”.
TheIndeterminate Vagabond, Documentary, 55 min, 2013, on the Language shelf
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