The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Volume 2E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... language ) to question Mr. Heckewelder's correctness in regard to the acceptation of words in that Indian dialect . The reviewer begins his attack on Mr. Heckewelder's know- ledge of Indian languages , by a criticism on his orthography ...
... language ) to question Mr. Heckewelder's correctness in regard to the acceptation of words in that Indian dialect . The reviewer begins his attack on Mr. Heckewelder's know- ledge of Indian languages , by a criticism on his orthography ...
Page 418
... language is , in com- parison with that of this venerable writer ; and also , how little real difference there is between them on many points , when Mr. Heckewelder's opinions are candidly examined , by reading his work , and taking all ...
... language is , in com- parison with that of this venerable writer ; and also , how little real difference there is between them on many points , when Mr. Heckewelder's opinions are candidly examined , by reading his work , and taking all ...
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... language . The arrangement of his grammar we consider an improvement on the usual construction of such treatises . The division of his work is given in the title . The first part , which occupies only a fourth of the volume , is an ...
... language . The arrangement of his grammar we consider an improvement on the usual construction of such treatises . The division of his work is given in the title . The first part , which occupies only a fourth of the volume , is an ...
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