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English Language & Literature

German Language & Literature

Korean Studies

Russian Language & Literature

Slavic Languages & Literatures

Spanish and Portuguese Languages & Literatures

French & Francophone Studies

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Linguistics: A Resource Guide

Neo-Latin Texts Written Outside of Europe: A Resource Guide

Neo Latin Texts from Europe: A Resource Guide

Reading in French: A Student's Guide to Francophone Literature and Language Learning

France & French Collections at the Library of Congress

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Princeton University Linguistics Guide

University of Montana Linguistics Guide

Cal Poly Linguistics Guide

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