This book is out of print and must be sought in libraries (often university)and second hand book dealers. If you can find it to buy-do so. It is a well-written, detailed account of the Iberic languages, beginning in the ancient world with a latin base influenced by Basque (a fellow, non-Romance Iberic language),ancient Germanic dialects,arabic and the modern French and English languages(e.g."El Esmokin":tuxedo). The amateur might be initially lost within Entwistle's references to yods,bi-labials and fricatives (the mechanics of speaking that influence [mis]pronounciation).Again, this book is a must-have for anyone wishing to study the origins of this sub-group of languages, one of which (Spanish)has grown enormously in influence since this book was originally published in the 1930s.
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