Le law french, un idiome protégeant les privilèges du monde des juristes anglais entre 1250 et 1731 by Caroline Laske

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Hebban olla vogala: an eleventh-century link between Dutch and English literary history by Angerer, ML

“…While this is hard to trace due to the similarities between the two languages, Dutch emerges as another potential influence, alongside Anglo-Norman French, on the development of rhyming verse in English after the Norman Conquest. …”

Synchronic and diachronic morphoprosody : evidence from Mapudungun and Early English by Molineaux Ress, B

“…</p> <p>Language internal factors are evaluated – in particular morphological type and stress properties – alongside external factors such as contact (with Chilean Spanish and Norman French), in order to provide a more general context for the observed changes and synchronic structure of the languages. …”