Titlebook: Working with the Mentally Disordered Offender in the Community; Phillip J. Vaughan,Douglas Badger Book 1995 Phillip J. Vaughan and Douglas

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Working with the Mentally Disordered Offender in the Community978-1-4899-2853-5

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Phillip J. Vaughan,Douglas Badgeritially, the author identifies the discoursal moves with lexical grammar from the perspective of genre focusing on vocabularies and their functions in sentence structures, figuring out its specific communicative purposes as well as lexico-grammatical features. Then, the analysis is followed by a lex

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Phillip J. Vaughan,Douglas Badgerhe second child of John Dickens (1785/6–1851), a clerk in the Navy Pay Office, and Elizabeth Dickens, née Barrow (1789–1863), who had married at St Mary-le-Strand, London, on 13 June 1809. Their first child, Frances (Fanny), had been born on 28 October 1810. The boy is named Charles after his matern

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Phillip J. Vaughan,Douglas Badgerons, to be issued monthly, based on an imaginary ‘Nimrod Club’ of Cockney sportsmen. There was nothing very original about Seymour’s notion, which drew on the popularity of Pierce Egan’s . (issued monthly in 1820–1) and of such collections of sporting sketches as Surtees’ . (1831–4). Seymour needed

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