Abbreviations

AES - Atlas of English sounds, Kolb (1979)

EDG - The English dialect grammar, Wright (1905)

EEP - On early English pronunciation, Ellis (1869-1889)

EPED - The existing phonology of English dialects, Ellis (1889)

LAE - Linguistic atlas of England, Orton et al. (1978)

LAS - The linguistic atlas of Scotland, Mather and Speitel (1975, 1977, 1986); LAS3 - Vol. 3, Phonology (1986)

PANR - Phonological atlas of the northern region, Kolb (1966)

SED - Survey of English dialects (B0, The basic materials, Orton and Dieth (1962-1971)

SAED - A structural atlas of the English dialects, Anderson (1987)

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