An Analytical Grammar of Shona

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• Early Missionaries and the Ethnolinguistic Factor During the ‘Invention of Tribalism’ in Zimbabwe

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• Melodic tones in Karanga Shona

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• The references of primary and secondary noun prefixes in Zezuru

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• Morphological re-analysis in the Bantu nasal class

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• Positional Faithfulness

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• The lexical integrity principle

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• Can [Consonantal] Spread

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• C.M. Doke's contribution to Shona linguistic studies

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