The Calcutta Review, Volumes 58-59University of Calcutta, 1874 |
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... language extant to which we can readily appeal , and yet from analogy the existence of such a language at one time or other in the history of man must be admitted . And if we admit a primitive language as the parent of the Greek , the ...
... language extant to which we can readily appeal , and yet from analogy the existence of such a language at one time or other in the history of man must be admitted . And if we admit a primitive language as the parent of the Greek , the ...
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... language of the former is preserved in its most ancient form in the Icelandic ; the Swedish and Danish are the modern daughters of the Old Norse language of Scandinavia . The second is the German , now the language of the whole of ...
... language of the former is preserved in its most ancient form in the Icelandic ; the Swedish and Danish are the modern daughters of the Old Norse language of Scandinavia . The second is the German , now the language of the whole of ...
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Very many languages may branch out and grow up from one original language as from a root , a fact as we all know ... language , too , grows and alters with time , especially before it arrives at the stage in which a popular literature ...
Very many languages may branch out and grow up from one original language as from a root , a fact as we all know ... language , too , grows and alters with time , especially before it arrives at the stage in which a popular literature ...
Contents
No CXV | 1 |
THE REVIVAL OF ISLAM | 39 |
RIFLED ARTILLERY PART II A PAPER FOR | 73 |
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