Carillonneur v Carillonist

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Interesting that its our Transatlantic friends have brought this up. It 
is only very recently that I've seen advocates of the latter usage. Is 
this solely an American phenomenon? If so, could it be related to 
Cheese-eating Surrender monkeys favouring the former?
                  With tongue firmly in cheek
                                 Phil Lucas

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