Copyright, Citation and Content Guide
Citation
How to cite this web-edition as a whole
Dialect in British Fiction 1800-1836, ed. by Jane Hodson, Alex Broadhead and Julie Millward, University of Sheffield, database development by Katherine Rogers and Michael Pidd, University of Sheffield Humanities Research Institute (November 2014) [date of access], http://www.dialectfiction.org
How to cite an individual text extract
Banim, John The Anglo-Irish in the Nineteenth Century (London: Henry Colburn, 1828) vol. 1, p. 254 in Dialect in British Fiction 1800-1836, ed. by Jane Hodson, Alex Broadhead and Julie Millward, University of Sheffield, database development by Katherine Rogers and Michael Pidd, University of Sheffield Humanities Research Institute (November 2014) [date of access] http://www.dialectfiction.org
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Content
This website describes 100 novels from the period 1800-1836 that contain a significant amount of dialect representation. It describes a selection of characters from each novel, and provides sample extracts for each character. These extracts are tagged for key dialect features using xml.
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