¹ There have been numerous obituary articles, and one biographical article for Albert Marckwardt. Those which have been most useful in preparation of this appreciation are ‘A biography and bibliography of Albert H. Marckwardt’, by William G. Moulton, in Studies in honor of Albert H. Marckwardt, ed. by James E. Alatis (Washington, DC: TESOL, 1972; vi, 166 pp.—the Moulton article is on pages 1–14); and the obituary by Harold B. Allen, prepared for the Linguistic Reporter (18:3.4–5, Nov. 1975), which I used in mimeographed form. I also used a biographical data sheet prepared by Marckwardt himself for the Center for Applied Linguistics.

It should be added that the bibliography in the Moulton biography was my chief source for the list given here. The bibliography was originally prepared by Marckwardt himself, and I have contented myself here with adding such further items as I could discover. These are principally reviews and one article later than 1972. I have also tried to give somewhat fuller information than is present in Al's informal listings. I have been aided in identification of several items by a number of Al's colleagues—Kenneth Croft, Harold Allen, Frederic G. Cassidy, James E. Alatis, Robert Hogan, and Kenneth Pike.