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Nineteen Eighty-Four

George Orwell

1949 ★ 4.3

Slavic and Latin

Carl Abel

1883

The Story Of Aint America Its Language And The Most Controversial Dictionary Ever Published

David Skinner

2012

Samuel Johnson

Walter Jackson Bate

1977

Empire of words

John Willinsky

1994

Words, words, words

David Crystal

2006

The Oxford English dictionary and the state of the language

R. W. Burchfield

1988

The evolution of English lexicography

James Augustus Henry Murray

1900

Peter Tamony

Marjorie W. McLain

1986

The meaning of everything

Simon Winchester

2003 ★ 3.7

History of Sanskrit lexicography

Madhukar Mangesh Patkar

1981

Worlds of reference

Tom McArthur

1986

Manual of lexicography

Ladislav Zgusta

1971

The personal history of Samuel Johnson

Christopher Hibbert, Henry Hitchings

1971

The story of the dictionary

Robert Kraske

1975

Desultory notes on Jamieson's Scottish dictionary

James B. Montogomerie- Fleming, James B. Montgomerie- Fleming, Fleming-Montgomerie James B.

1899

Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four

George Orwell, Irving Howe

1963

A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law

Jeffrey Love

2020

Where and how the war was fought

Casey, William J.

1976

Words and their meaning

Howard Jackson

1988

Scientific and technical translating

UNESCO

1957

Septuagintal lexicography

Robert A. Kraft

1972

The forgotten founding father

Joshua C. Kendall

2010

Novels (Animal Farm / Burmese Days / Clergyman's Daughter / Coming Up for Air / Keep the Aspidistra Flying / Nineteen Eighty-Four)

George Orwell

1976

Lost for words

Lynda Mugglestone

2005

Tradition and innovation in modern English dictionaries

Henri Béjoint

1994

Defining the world

Henry Hitchings

2005

The public school word-book

Farmer, John Stephen

1900

Modern lexicography

Henri Béjoint

2000

Dictionaries

Sidney I. Landau

1984

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