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John Waler walterj@slu.edu
Folks --
It's that time of year again, when I compile my annual report on electronic resources in Anglo-Saxon studies for the _Old English Newsletter_.
If you have come across (or created) in the past year any new or substantially revised/updated resources (websites, databases, CD-ROMs, audio/video recordings, e-journals, and the like) that you have particularly found useful, I would greatly appreciate hearing about them, so that I might add them to the growing list of resources we already have.
You can send notices to me off-list, at foys@hood.edu
Thanks much,
Martin Foys
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Martin K. Foys Assistant Professor Department of English Hood College Frederick, MD 21701
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