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Volume 32, Issue 1

November 1, 1959

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The Low-Central and Low-Back Vowels in the English of the Eastern United States

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1. Introduction

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2. Western Vermont

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3. Metropolitan New York

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4. Southeastern Pennsylvania

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5. Western North Carolina

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6. Eastern Virginia

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7. Eastern South Carolina

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8. Coastal Maine and Southeastern New Hampshire

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9. Western Pennsylvania

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10. General Conclusions

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