In this groundbreaking study, Morris provides a detailed analysis of the vowel-sounds of the East Yorkshire folk-speech. Using a combination of fieldwork and linguistic analysis, Morris presents a fascinating insight into the phonetics of this unique dialect. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in linguistic anthropology, dialectology, or the history of the English language.

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