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A Linguistic Introduction
by Paul Cubberley
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This edition was published in November 18, 2002 by Cambridge University Press
Written in English
— 396 pages
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Russian: A Linguistic Introduction
November 18, 2002, Cambridge University Press
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Russian: A Linguistic Introduction
November 18, 2002, Cambridge University Press
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Russian
A Linguistic Introduction
This edition was published in November 18, 2002 by Cambridge University Press
First Sentence
"From the time of the Slav expansion into the Balkans (sixth century) until the mid-ninth century there were only rare instances of the Slavs setting up any sort of formal state: in the early seventh century (after the defeat of the Avars in 623) the western Slavs in the Bohemian and Moravian area set up one under Samo, which lasted thirty-five years, ending with Samo's death in 658 (Schenker 1995); in 680 was formed the Bulgarian Khanate of Asparuch, initially not Slav, but which later (early ninth century) became a Slav kingdom lasting until the early eleventh century (1014)."
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