Resultados da Pesquisa: a grammar of the cree language por horden john

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London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge 1934, revised edition. (hardcover) 209pp. Very good, no dust jacket. 16mo. In original green cloth, title lettered in black to top board. Damp bubbling to front covers and edgewear. Else internally remarkably clean. A very affordable copy of desirable collectible. This copy property of the Hudson's Bay Company, Stanley Post according to inked notation on ffep..

London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge 1934, revised edition. (hardcover) 209pp. Very good plus. 16mo. In original green cloth, with simple decorative ruling in black at head and foot of boards, title lettered in black to top board. A chart of initials with their corresponding Cree syllable and finals has been neatly drawn on the ffep; a valuable addition! Else internally remarkably clean..

London: Society for Promotion Christian Knowledge 1913. (hardcover) 209pp. Very good, no dust jacket. 12mo. Horden, J(ohn). A Grammar of the Cree Language (Revised Edition in Plain Cree). London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1913. 209 p. Green cloth with black stamped rules and title to cover. Solid binding with visible water-ring stain to rear board, small stains to front board and slightest showing of wear to edges. A few annotations to text and front and rear endpaper in pencil. Per an annotation to the title page in ink, this is Archdeacon J. A. MacKay's Plain Cree revision of Horden's 1881 Cree Grammar which served primarily the speaker of the Moose Cree language which was itself (per Horden's introduction) meant to be an improvement of the earlier grammar of Howse. A very good, solid copy. Evans 090. Banks p21. Pilling Alg. P237. Originally published 1881..

London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge 1881, 1st edition. (hardcover) 238pp. Good. 1881. 16mo. In original green cloth; front cover printed in black. Some wear to cloth. A tad shaky, with starting at front gutter. Previous owner's stamp to ffep. Internally tight with pencil notations and typed lesson laid in. Overall, a good copy of a scarce and important book. S. The second Cree grammar. Horden notes in his preface that while the first grammar, written by Joseph Howse "...is a learned treatise, and deeply interesting as a philological study, (it is) not of great practical utility." Pilling p237. Banks p40. Evans 090. Peel(3) 983..