The Linguistic Society of America has come of age. An account of its origin is to be found in the first number of this journal, dated March 1925 (Lang. 1.1-5). There also something is said about the state of affairs which prompted the founding of the Society—a state of affairs now remembered only by those who have reached middle age.
Leonard Bloomfield (Fri,) studied this question.
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