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Phonology of the Patois of Cachy (Somme)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 December 2020

Thomas Logie
Thomas Logie*
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Williams College, Williamstown, Mass.
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The differences which exist in the spoken language of France in different districts have been caused by two sets of influences, the one arising from a condition already existing before the Latin language was spread over the Gallic territory by the conquering Romans, and the other due to events which occurred after that language had gained a firm footing there. From the variety which exists to-day in the language of any speech district, we are justified in assuming that a like variety existed in the Celtic language of France before the Romans arrived there. The Latin language, coming in contact with a language thus variegated, was necessarily influenced in one part, in a different way from the influence it felt in another part. In this way the Neo-Latin language was broken up into dialects.

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PMLA , Volume 7 , Issue 4: Phonology of the Patois of Cachy (Somme) , 1892 , pp. 101 - 173
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Copyright © Modern Language Association of America, 1892

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