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Carl Chinn
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Birmingham Irish: Making Our Mark - Carl... Birmingham Irish: Making Our Mark - Carl Chinn We Ain't Going Away: The Battle for Longbridge - Carl Chinn, Stephen Dyson, John Towers They Worked All Their Lives: Women of th... They Worked All Their Lives: Women of the Urban Poor in England, 1880-1939 - Carl Chinn Better Betting With A Decent Feller: Boo... Better Betting With A Decent Feller: Bookmaking, Betting And The British Working Class, 1750 1990 - Carl Chinn In Accord': A History of the Accord Group - Carl Chinn They Worked All Their Lives: Women Of Th... They Worked All Their Lives: Women Of The Urban Poor In England, 1880 1939 - Carl Chinn Better Betting with a Decent Feller - Ca... Better Betting with a Decent Feller - Carl Chinn Brum and Candlelight - Mary Elizabeth Shott, Carl Chinn Poverty Amidst Prosperity: The Urban Poor in England, 1834-1914 - Carl Chinn, John Stevenson, Mark Greengrass Free Parks for the People: A History of Birmingham's Municipal Parks, 1844-1974 - Carl Chinn BIRMINGHAM: BIBLIOGRAPHY OF A CITY; ED. BY CARL CHINN. - Carl Chinn Proper Brummie - Carl Chinn, Steve Thorne Brum and Brummies: v. 2 - Carl Chinn From Little Acorns Grow: 150 Years of We... From Little Acorns Grow: 150 Years of West Bromwich Building Society - Carl Chinn Mony Hull 1908 1998 - Deborah Hutchings,... Mony Hull 1908 1998 - Deborah Hutchings, Carl Chinn Brum Undaunted: Birmingham During The Blitz - Carl Chinn Evil Invades Sanctuary - Carl Chinn The Cadbury Story: A Short History - Carl Chinn
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simmo rated it 14 years ago
text Proper Brummie: A Dictionary of Birmingham Words and Phrases
The problem with this book is it takes itself far too seriously. I was looking and looking for a book about 'Brummie' - the official language of Birmingham, and amongst the wealth of Cockney-Rhyming-Slang, and Geordie language books in the Birmingham Waterstones, this was the only on to come close. ...
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