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Book launch for new grammar of Australian language

5 February 201129 July 2010 by Jane Simpson

Another grammar of an Australian language is to be launched: Amanda Lissarague’s grammar and dictionary of Gathang (see 2008 blog-post on launch of other books published by the ever-productive Muurrbay and Many Rivers Language Centre).
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