Dutch. A linguistic history of Holland and Belgium

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List of maps, charts and illustrations

Maps

Map 1	The Netherlands and Belgium showing provincial borders and main cities p. 2
Map 2	Dutch dialects (in detail) p. 8
Map 3	Dutch dialects (in general) p. 10
Map 4	The Netherlands and Belgium showing waterways, swamps and polders p. 12
Map 5	The High German Sound Shift in Limburg p. 14
Map 6	The Netherlands in the Middle Ages p. 22
Map 7	The language border in Belgium p. 29
Map 8	Brussels p. 32
Map 9	Tribal settlement in the early mediaeval Netherlands p. 84
Map 10	The ui isogloss p. 144
Map 11	The ij isogloss p. 147

Charts and illustrations

The leesplank (reading board) p. 44

The vowels of Dutch p. 46-47

The tribal origins of the Dutch, Germans and English p. 86

The Boeckdrucker by J. & C. Luiken, 1694. p. 94

The Leeraar by J. & C. Luiken, 1694. p. 100

The Schoolmeester by J. & C. Luiken, 1694. p. 102

Germanic languages p. 118