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Kemp Malone

Kemp Malone (March 14, 1889 – October 13, 1971) was an American medievalist, etymologist, philologist, and specialist in Chaucer. He was a lecturer and then professor of English literature at Johns Hopkins University from 1924 to 1956.

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Kemp Malone

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related to Further reading · 23
Kemp Malone → American Speech, Baugh, Bloomfield, Comparative Literature, Dec, Eliason, English Studies, Francis, In Memoriam Kemp Malone, JSTOR, June, Language, Magoun, March, MLN, Morton, Norman, Obituary, October, Richard Macksey
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Kemp Malone → America, American College Dictionary, American Philosophical Society, American Speech, Arthur, Born, Denmark, Emory College, English, Germany, He, Iceland, Kennedy, Malone, Middle English, Minter City, Mississippi, Modern Language Association, Old English, United States Army
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Kemp Malone → Archives, Emory University, Rare Book Library, Rose Manuscript, Sources

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malone kemp english american 1971 university emory library pp 1889 jstor language speech book volume 1972 march 14 october 13

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Kemp Malonerelated to External linksRose Manuscript0.60section
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Kemp Malonerelated to Further readingNorman0.60section
Kemp Malonerelated to Further readingEliason0.60section
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Kemp Malonerelated to Further readingAmerican Speech0.60section
Kemp Malonerelated to Further readingJSTOR0.60section
Kemp Malonerelated to Further readingRichard Macksey0.60section

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