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Naming America's Graveyards, Cemeteries, Memorial Parks, and Gardens of Memories Fred Tarpley 91-101 2006-06-01
The Evolution of Personal Naming Practices among American Blacks P. Robert Paustian 177-191 1978-06-01
Erratum to: Argument-Structure Construction with Organization Names in the English Eurolect I. M. Nick 76 2023-08-22
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A Note on the 2017 Landmark US Ruling on the Constitutionality of Prohibiting the Trademarking of Potentially Disparaging Names I. M. Nick 256-262 2018-10-02
A Note on the 25 Most Frequent Surnames from the 2000 United States Census Bureau List Frank Nuessel 178-182 2017-07-03
Name-Changes and Everyday Self-Fashioning in the Toledo Inquisition, 1575–1610 Spencer J. Weinreich 166-175 2016-07-02
A Question of Faith: An Investigation of Suggested Racial Ethnonyms for Enumerating US American Residents of Muslim, Middle Eastern, and/or Arab Descent on the US Census I M Nick 8-20 2013-03-01
“May Change Name and Pretend to be Free”: A Corpus Linguistic Investigation of Surnames Adopted by Fugitive Slaves As Advertised in Colonial American Newspapers Between 1729 and 1818 I M Laversuch 191-203 2011-12-01
