RAQUETTE, G.

Title	The Accent Problem in Turkish.
Publisher	Lund Leipzig Gleerup Harrassowitz
Date	1927
Book ID	27076

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Orig. wrappers, 42pp., bibliography. Outside wrappers torn with Central Asian Research Centre stamp, internally mainly unopened. Used; Good “... this paper is of the highest importance for students of spoken Turkish. The problem of accent has always been a difficult one...” (Clauson, 1928)

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