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A host of fascinating questions are answered in The Stories of English, a groundbreaking history. The Stories of English. David Crystal. Allen Lane, - English language - pages. 13 Reviews. The English language is now accepted as the global lingua franca of the modern age, spoken or written in by over a quarter of the human race. But how did it evolve?. The "Story of English in Words" is intended to merge two approaches to writing about the English language. One approach is to discuss themes and trends within major periods of development, as author David Crystal has done in other volumes.