Dictionary of English Down the Ages

by Linda Flavell, Roger Flavell

Category: Dictionary Based on Subject

TK. 750

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Dictionary of English Down the Ages: Words & Phrases Born Out of Historical Events Great & Small
After reaching America, Columbus introduced Europe to new foodstuffs such as chilli and chocolate, and the words that described them. Pope Boniface VIII proclaimed the first "jubilee" in 1300, and Francis Bacon published the first "essay" in 1597. The Normans gave us the "feudal system" and "curfews," while the flourishing of Dutch art in the 17th century introduced "easels," "etchings," and "landscapes." Thus, throughout history, events great and small have left their mark on the way we speak. Starting from 1066 and working through to the present-day boom in techno-speak, this book links hundreds of words with the historical upheavals and minor social changes which gave them life.

Title	Dictionary of English Down the Ages
Author	Linda Flavell, Roger Flavell
Publisher	Kyle Cathie Limited
ISBN	9781856266031
Country	Abroad
Language	English

Linda Flavell, Roger Flavell

Linda and Roger Flavell studied the oddities of the English language for over 25 years. Linda has worked as a writer and as an English teacher both in England and overseas and has co-authored several dictionaries of etymologies for Kyle Books. The late Roger also travelled widely and was a Lecturer in Education at the Institute of Education, University of London. Their books include A Dictionary of English Down the Ages, Dictionary of Word Origins and Dictionary of Proverbs and Their Origins.