PPT-LANGUAGE LAW IN SCOTLAND: THE (ALMOST) INVISIBLE MAN
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Prof Robert Dunbar The University of Edinburgh SCOTLANDS LANGUAGES Historically a multilingual country Pictish Brythonic Old Welsh Old Irish Gaelic c 5th century
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