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Naming America's Graveyards, Cemeteries, Memorial Parks, and Gardens of Memories Fred Tarpley 91-101 2006-06-01
Crime is in the Eye of the Beholder: Petr Petrovich Luzhin as a Distorting “Puddle-Mirror” in Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment Anastasia G Kostetskaya 231-241 2010-12-01
Toponymy of Climbing Space: Names Within the Polish Climbing Community Mariusz Rutkowski 115-126 2000-06-01
Personal Names as Social Protest: The Status of African Political Names Robert K. Herbert 109-124 1999-06-01
Names of Germanic Origin in Latin and Romance Sources In the Study of Germanic Phonology James W. Marchand 167-181 1959-09-01
The Anglophone Toponyms Associated with John Smith's Description and Map of New England Matthew H Edney 189-207 2009-12-01
