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The 14 pages that link to American English, each with the reason it gives.

• English languageBroader topic: American English is a major national variety, not a separate language from English.

• American literatureRelated: Its vocabulary and speech patterns shape dialogue, narration, and literary style.

• English orthographyCompared with: American spellings such as color differ from many British forms.

• Noah WebsterNarrower topic: Webster’s books helped establish spelling conventions that distinguish American English.

• Australian EnglishCompared with: Comparing the two standards reveals differences in spelling, vocabulary, and pronunciation.

• British EnglishCompared with: Its conventions differ from British ones in familiar spellings such as color and colour.

• William Carlos WilliamsNarrower topic: Williams sought poetic diction grounded in the sounds and idioms of American speech.

• Nigerian EnglishCompared with: Its conventions offer a useful comparison with Nigerian usage and inherited British norms.

• H. L. MenckenNarrower topic: Mencken documented how American usage developed its own words and conventions.

• Modern EnglishBroader topic: It is a major national variety that developed within Modern English.

• Indian EnglishCompared with: Comparison highlights differences in spelling, vocabulary, pronunciation, and institutional influence.

• Mrs.Related: American usage commonly writes the title with a period.

• Serial commaRelated: American publications differ, but many favor the serial comma.

• Mr.Related: American writing conventionally spells the title with a period: Mr.