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The '''literature''' of [[Talossa]] has been limited by the country's relatively small size, but perhaps this makes the relative volume even more impressive. Several full books have been written on Talossan [[history]] and the [[Talossan language]] | The '''literature''' of [[Talossa]] has been limited by the country's relatively small size, but perhaps this makes the relative volume even more impressive. Several full books have been written on Talossan [[history]] and the [[Talossan language]], among them [[Robert I]]'s ''La Scúrzniâ Gramáticâ Del Glhetg Talossán'' and ''[[Ár Päts]]'', [[Ián von Metáiriâ]]'s ''Onward! Upward! Forward!'', and [[Ma la Mha]]'s ''Ün Guizua Compläts àl Glheþ Talossan''. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* ''[[Àr Päts]]'' | |||
* [[TalossaWiki:Library]] | * [[TalossaWiki:Library]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:18, 24 May 2020
The literature of Talossa has been limited by the country's relatively small size, but perhaps this makes the relative volume even more impressive. Several full books have been written on Talossan history and the Talossan language, among them Robert I's La Scúrzniâ Gramáticâ Del Glhetg Talossán and Ár Päts, Ián von Metáiriâ's Onward! Upward! Forward!, and Ma la Mha's Ün Guizua Compläts àl Glheþ Talossan.
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