| H.L. Mencken (1880–1956). The American Language. 1921. |
6. Regional Variations |
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| a. General Discussions |
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| Bondurant, Alexander L.: Dialect in the United States, Dial, vol. xviii, p. 104. |
| Carpenter, W. H.: The Philosophy of Dialect, Modern Language Notes, vol. i, p. 64. |
| Combs, J. H.: Dialect of the Folk-Song, Dialect Notes, vol. iv, p. 311. |
| Eggleston, Edward: Folk-speech in America, Century, vol. x1viii, p. 867. |
| Emerson, Oliver F.: American Dialects, Modern Language Notes, vol. xii, p. 254. |
| ——: The American Dialects, Providence (R. I.) Sunday Journal, Oct. 16, 1892. |
| Hemple, George: American Dialects, Modern Language Notes, vol. ix, p. 124 and p. 310. |
| ——: Local Usage in American Speech, Dial, vol. xiv, p. 172. |
| ——: American Speech Maps, Dialect Notes, vol. iv, p. 315. |
| Mead, W. E.: The American Dialect Dictionary, Dialect Notes, vol. iii, p. 168. |
| Sheldon, E. S.: What Is a Dialect? Dialect Notes, vol.i, p.286. |
| Skeat, W. W.: English Dialects from the Eighth Century to the Present Day; Cambridge, 1911. |
| Wright, Joseph: An English Dialect Dictionary, 6 vols.; London, 1896-1905. |
| ——: The English Dialect Grammar; Oxford, 1905. |
| Wyld, H. C. K.: The Study of Living Popular Dialects and Its Place in the Modern Science of Language; London, 1904. |
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