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I have been rereading some of my favorite P.G Wodehouse, which covers a period between 1915 to 1935. On several occasions he used NO in a sentence I would normally have used NOT. For instance:
Whether or no he is a fascist is beside the point.
Is this specifically English or of a period that eventually evolved into NOT?
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