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the history of english podcast the spoken history of a global language the history of english podcast the spoken history of a global language skip to content main menu episodes voice samples patreon maps resources about the host contact post navigation older posts episode 191 a vision of the future posted by kevin stroud 5 as the english civil war raged in the 1640s english grammarians wrote about several developments in the language including a new sound appearing in the word vision and new ways of describing future actions and events the military conflict was also shaping the language by contributing new terms to the lexicon and a new sense of self was emerging which had far reaching consequences for philosophy politics and the english language in this episode we explore how these developments shaped the language we speak today and provided a vision of the future https media blubrry com historyofenglish content blubrry com historyofenglish ep191 vision of future mp3 podcast play in new window download subscribe rss posted in uncategorized aug 30 episode 190 union division and unusual u posted by kevin stroud 10 during the decade of the 1640s england was divided by civil war at the same time the sound of letter of u was also experiencing its own division ultimately resulting in two distinct long sounds and two distinct short sounds in this episode we explore those developments and examine how the english civil war shaped the english language transcript episode 190 https media blubrry com historyofenglish content blubrry com historyofenglish ep190 union division mp3 podcast play in new window download subscribe rss posted in uncategorized jun 30 episode 189 stressed out posted by kevin stroud 12 as we conclude our look at the 1630s we explore the events leading to civil war in england and the expansion of the english colonies along the eastern coast of north america we also examine the evolution of syllable stress in english and the variation in stress patterns in modern english transcript episode 189 https media blubrry com historyofenglish content blubrry com historyofenglish ep189 stressed out c mp3 podcast play in new window download subscribe rss posted in uncategorized apr 30 episode 188 old england and new england posted by kevin stroud 11 in this episode we explore the first large scale migration of english settlers to north america in the early 1600s the settlers arrived in the newly established massachusetts bay colony we explore the events that led to this migration and we also explore the linguistic connections between new england and east anglia in eastern england transcript episode 188 https media blubrry com historyofenglish content blubrry com historyofenglish ep188 old england and new england2 mp3 podcast play in new window download subscribe rss posted in uncategorized feb 27 episode 187 islands and sea posted by kevin stroud 13 in this episode we explore the influence of seafaring on the english language in the early 1600s we also look at events in the latter half of the 1620s which included the first permanent english settlements in the caribbean this period saw the arrival of charles i as the new king of england and scotland so we also examine his early reign and his repeated conflicts with parliament transcript episode 187 https media blubrry com historyofenglish content blubrry com historyofenglish ep187 islands and sea mp3 podcast play in new window download subscribe rss posted in uncategorized dec 31 episode 186 a dutch treat posted by kevin stroud 16 in this episode we explore two important developments in north america first we examine the legendary story of the pilgrims arrival in new england in 1620 and the establishment of the plymouth colony secondly we examine the creation of the dutch settlement in modern day new york and new jersey and we explore how dutch influenced early american english we also examine several important developments in england in the early 1620s transcript episode 186 https media blubrry com historyofenglish content blubrry com historyofenglish ep186 dutch treat2 mp3 podcast play in new window download subscribe rss posted in uncategorized oct 31 episode 185 spelling says a lot part 2 posted by kevin stroud 20 in the second part of our look at the sound of english in the early 1600s we continue to explore the letters of the alphabet and the sounds that each letter represents we explore the letters k through z and examine how the sounds represented by those letters have evolved over the modern english period transcript episode 185 https media blubrry com historyofenglish content blubrry com historyofenglish ep185 spelling says a lot2 mp3 podcast play in new window download subscribe rss posted in uncategorized sep 01 episode 184 spelling says a lot part 1 posted by kevin stroud 14 over the course of the 1500s english spelling started to become standardized but the pronunciation of the language continued to change by the early 1600s english scholars noticed that spellings no longer reflected the way words were pronounced and they recommended phonetic reforms in this episode we examine how english spelling reformers described the pronunciation of english in the early 1600s and we also explore how modern english spellings reflect the phonetic history of words transcript episode 184 https media blubrry com historyofenglish content blubrry com historyofenglish ep184 spelling says a lot1 mp3 podcast play in new window download subscribe rss posted in uncategorized jul 15 episode 183 the fabric of our lives posted by kevin stroud 17 in the early 1600s cotton fabrics made in india were in high demand throughout asia and africa when the english and dutch arrived in india and japan they realized how popular the fabric was and they soon began to ship it back to northern europe in this episode we explore how the cotton craze of the 1600s shaped the modern world and shaped the english language we also examine the end of the shakespearean period and the second english dictionary transcript episode 183 https media blubrry com historyofenglish content blubrry com historyofenglish ep183 the fabric of our lives mp3 podcast play in new window download subscribe rss posted in uncategorized may 13 episode 182 world of confusion posted by kevin stroud 22 in the early 1600s english began to spread around the world as speakers searched for new trading partners and new places to settle through that process english become an international language but as english speakers encountered people and languages in distant places they sometimes became confused that confusion and uncertainty shaped the english language during this period in this episode we explore early english loanwords from north america shakespeare s the tempest and the first english trading post in india transcript episode 182 https media blubrry com historyofenglish content blubrry com historyofenglish ep182 world of confusion mp3 podcast play in new window download 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