English : one tongue, many voices / Jan Svartvik and Geoffrey Leech.
SYSNO 690352, přírůstkové číslo 4882

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Figure 1.1 The three concentric circles of English worldwide
Figure 1.2 The mushroom of English
Figure 2.1 Diagram of Germanic and Celtic languages within the Indo-European family
Figure 2.2 Map of the British Isles
Figure 2.3 Map of the main Anglo-Saxon kingdoms (early 8th century
Figure 2.4 Map of the Danelaw and Scandinavian settlement-names, showing the paths of Viking incursions and settlements, the line marks the boundary between the Danelaw in the north and the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms in the south (see Figure 2.3). 
Figure 2.5 Runes.
Figure 2.6 The first page of the sole surviving manuscript of Beowulf
Figure 3. 1 A scene from the Bayeux tapestry.
Figure 3.2 The opening lines of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, from Caxton's early printed version (1478)
Figure 3.3 The oldest known representation of a printing press (1507)
Figure 4.1 The title-page of Shakespeare's First Folio
Figure 4.2 An early sketch of an Elizabethan theatre
Figure 5.1 Early expeditions to America by English speakers, and the thirteen original states (with their present boundaries)
Figure 5.2 Main accent areas in the United States (compare Figure 12.2)
Figure 5.3 Map of the United States
Figure 5.4 South-eastern Canada
Figure 6.1 The Endeavour, painted by Herb I. Kane
Figure 6.2 Map of Australia
Figure 6.3 Map of New Zealand
Figure 6.4 Map of South Africa
Figure 7.1 The pyramid of standardization
Figure 7.2 Map of England and Wales
Figure 7.3 An engraving of the four sides of the Ruthwell Cross
Figure 7.4 Map of Scotland
Figure 7.5 Robert Burns
Figure 7.6 Map of Ireland (Gaeltacht areas in black)
Figure 8.1 The spread of English in the world
Figure 9.1 The Caribbean and Central America (for the circled countries, Jamaica, Guyana and Suriname, see separate maps, Figure 9.2 and Figure 9.4)
Figure 9.2 Map of Jamaica
Figure 9.3 Scene from a Caribbean wedding
Figure 9.4 Map of Suriname, Guyana and French Guiana
Figure 12.1 A model of world English
Figure 12.2 Dialect areas in the United States with the Northern Cities Shift
Figure 12.3 Northern Cities Shift