The Dialect of Leeds and Its Neighbourhood

Published in 1862, this book is a comprehensive study of the regional dialect of Leeds and its surrounding areas in Yorkshire, England. The author, C. Clough Robinson, was a local antiquarian and historian who was interested in documenting the customs, folklore, and everyday life of the region's inhabitants. The book includes a large glossary of local words and phrases, along with examples of their usage in conversation and in traditional stories and songs.

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