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2. Anonymous, Dictionnaire de la Langue Franque ou petit Mauresque, suivi de quelques dialogues familiers, et d'un vocabulaire de mots arabes les plus usuels; a l'usage des français en Afrique (Marseille, 1830) (Abbreviated Dict.) «-
3. Arenson, Sarah, The Encircled Sea -- The Mediterranean Maritime Civilization. (London, 1990) The declaration on p. 119 that Lingua Franca is still spoken, probably refers to local convenience jargons that arise ad hoc, and not the historic Lingua Franca.
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18. Wansbrough, John, Lingua Franca in the Mediterranean. (Richmond, Surrey, 1996) Despite the title, this learned work does not have much reference to the Lingua Franca.
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20. Wexler, Paul, The Schizoid Nature of Modern Hebrew: A Slavic Language in search of a Semitic Past. (Wiesbaden, 1990) «-
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22. Zarqa, Solomon and Darmon, Judah Shay Lamora, vol. 1 (repr. Tunis, 1930) (abbreviated SLG.) «-
23. Zarqa, Solomon and Darmon, Judah Shay Lamora, vol. 2 (Leghorn, 1864) (abbreviated SLE.) «-