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When and how did Dutch and Frisian start to differ?

What is it about?

By rigidly applying a relative chronology to the earliest sound-changes that led towards the rise of (Old) Frisian this article for the first time systematically maps the area in Holland where formerly a form of Proto-Frisian was spoken.

Why is it important?

The discussion helps us to see the southern contours of Frisophone territory in the early Middle Ages.

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