
Anglo-Norman Studies XXXI
C. P. Lewis, Ad Putter, Björn Weiler
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Migration and Modernisation
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In the early nineteenth century, despite 600 years of allegiance to the English Crown, a majority of Guernseymen still spoke a Franco-Norman dialect and retained cultural affinities with France. By the eve of World War I, however, insular society had turned predominantly anglophone and was culturally orientated towards England.
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