American Regionalisms,
Ethnic and Social Dialects--
Religious Minorities:
A Citation List
Compiled by
Martin Kich
English Department
Wright State University-Lake Campus
Comfort, A. W. "Some Peculiarities of Quaker Speech." American Speech 8(Feb. 1933): 12-14.
Heap, Norman A. A Word List from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 18501876. Tuscaloosa, AL: American Dialect Society, 1983.
Kopp, Achim. The Phonology of Pennsylvania German English as Evidence of Language Maintenance and Shift. Selingsgrove, PA: Susquehanna UP, 1999.
Lindsay, D. N. "The Language of the 'Saints.'" American Speech 8(Apr. 1933): 30-33.
Maxfield, S. E. "Quaker 'Thou' and 'Thee.'" American Speech 4(June 1929): 356.
Oswald, Victor A., Jr. "A Note on Pennsylvania German." American Speech 13(Dec. 1938): 308-310.
Page, Eugene. "English in the Pennsylvania German Area." American Speech 12(Oct. 1937): 203-206.
Reed, Carroll E., and Lester W. Seifert. A Linguistic Atlas of Pennsylvania German. Marburg/Lahn: W.J. Becker, 1954.
Salvucci, Claudio R. A Dictionary of Pennsylvanianisms. Southampton, PA: Evolution, 1997.
Struble, G. G. "English of the Pennsylvania Germans." American Speech 10(Oct. 1935): 163-172.
Werner, William L. "Pennsylvania German, 1927-1937." American Speech 13(Apr. 1939): 122-127.
Yoder, C. Disglossia within the Old Order Amish Speech Community of Lancaster. M.A. Theis, 1976. U of Pittsburgh.