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The 55 pages that link to English language, each with the reason it gives.

• DanelawNarrower topic: Contact between Old English and Old Norse in the Danelaw helped shape its vocabulary and structure.

• Middle EnglishNarrower topic: Middle English is one historical stage in the language’s development.

• Anglo-Saxon settlement of BritainNarrower topic: The migration helped establish the linguistic foundations from which English developed.

• Edward III of EnglandNarrower topic: English gained ground in administration and public life during Edward’s reign.

• William CaxtonNarrower topic: Caxton’s printed books helped stabilize some written forms while preserving variation.

• Early Modern EnglishNarrower topic: Early Modern English is one historical stage in the language’s development.

• English orthographyNarrower topic: Orthography is the shared written system of this broader language.

• LoanwordNarrower topic: English has incorporated vocabulary from many languages across successive periods of contact.

• World EnglishesNarrower topic: World Englishes are varieties of this shared language.

• British EnglishNarrower topic: British English is one group of varieties within this wider language.

• William TyndaleNarrower topic: Tyndale’s memorable biblical vocabulary helped shape written English.

• Modern EnglishNarrower topic: Modern English is one historical stage of this broader language.

• AnglosphereNarrower topic: Widespread English use is the Anglosphere’s clearest shared feature.