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... Linguistics 3 : 219-232 , 4 : 181-219 . 1946. Algonquian . Linguistic structures of native America , by Harry Hoijer et al . ( Viking Fund Publications in Anthropology 6 ) , 85-129 . 1962. The Menomini language . New Haven : Yale ...
... Linguistics 3 : 219-232 , 4 : 181-219 . 1946. Algonquian . Linguistic structures of native America , by Harry Hoijer et al . ( Viking Fund Publications in Anthropology 6 ) , 85-129 . 1962. The Menomini language . New Haven : Yale ...
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... Linguistics 8 : 39-44 . 1935. Phonetic shifts in Algonquian languages . International Journal of American Linguistics 8 : 131-171 . - . Mooney , James . 1896. The Ghost - Dance religion and the Sioux outbreak of 1890. Annual Report of ...
... Linguistics 8 : 39-44 . 1935. Phonetic shifts in Algonquian languages . International Journal of American Linguistics 8 : 131-171 . - . Mooney , James . 1896. The Ghost - Dance religion and the Sioux outbreak of 1890. Annual Report of ...
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... linguistic trait . International Journal of American Linguistics 8 : 117-118 . [ Reprinted 1964 as : " Cottonwood " = " tree " : a southwestern linguistic trait . Language in culture and society , ed . by Dell Hymes ( New York : Harper ...
... linguistic trait . International Journal of American Linguistics 8 : 117-118 . [ Reprinted 1964 as : " Cottonwood " = " tree " : a southwestern linguistic trait . Language in culture and society , ed . by Dell Hymes ( New York : Harper ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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