Historical Thesaurus Week – Christian Kay reflects

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By: Historical Thesaurus: On Kinship : OUPblog

[...] Continuing on from our Historical Thesaurus week, I’m delighted to be able to bring you another wonderful original post from Professor Christian Kay, who headed up the project. Today she tells us about one of her favourite sections of the HTOED: kinship. You can read her previous OUPblog post here. [...]

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Congratulations to Professor Kay and everyone who worked on the HTOED! I can’t wait to get and review my own copy. It will sit proudly next to my Shorter OED.