Rachel Hendery & Jennifer Hendriks. Grammatical Change: Theory and Description. [Studies in Language Change, 6]. Brisbane: Pacific Linguistics & Center for the Research on Language Change, 2010. v + 201 pp.

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Published online: 31 January 2014

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Rachel Hendery & Jennifer Hendriks. Grammatical Change: Theory and Description. [Studies in Language Change, 6]. Brisbane: Pacific Linguistics & Center for the Research on Language Change, 2010. v + 201 pp.

Rachel Hendery & Jennifer Hendriks. Grammatical Change: Theory and Description. [Studies in Language Change, 6]. Brisbane: Pacific Linguistics & Center for the Research on Language Change, 2010. v + 201 pp.