REGIONALISM
Concise Oxford Companion to the English Language
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REGIONALISM. A term in
LINGUISTICS for a WORD or other usage belonging to a region, either of the world or a country. An
Americanism is a regionalism of English in world terms, while a
Kentuckyism or
New Yorkism is a regionalism in US terms. See
ISM. Compare
LOCALISM.
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Harold Raynsford Stark
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Harold Raynsford Stark 1880-1972, American admiral, b...naval administrative posts. In 1939, Stark was made admiral and appointed chief...clouded by the Pearl Harbor disaster, Stark was absolved of any responsibility by...
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Stark, Harold Raynsford
Book article from: The Oxford Essential Dictionary of the U.S. Military
Stark, Harold Raynsford (1888–1972) Chief of Naval...in Pennsylvania to a military family, Stark successfully commanded several cruisers...Roosevelt . As the threat of war loomed, Stark successfully sought funding to strengthen...
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