Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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Strana 213
... Algonkian roots is only on a par with his treatment of Mongol roots . Such attempts are exercises in philological atavism , hardly aught else . In the " Transactions of the Canadian Institute " ( vol . vi . pp . 285-312 ) , Mr. J. C. ...
... Algonkian roots is only on a par with his treatment of Mongol roots . Such attempts are exercises in philological atavism , hardly aught else . In the " Transactions of the Canadian Institute " ( vol . vi . pp . 285-312 ) , Mr. J. C. ...
Strana 214
... Algonkian linguistic stock now reside . According to Mr. Kroeber , " every decorative design of the Arapaho is also pictorial , " so realistic is even what seems to be purely ornamental . Arapaho art is also " strongly imbued with the ...
... Algonkian linguistic stock now reside . According to Mr. Kroeber , " every decorative design of the Arapaho is also pictorial , " so realistic is even what seems to be purely ornamental . Arapaho art is also " strongly imbued with the ...
Strana 271
SOME ITEMS OF ALGONKIAN FOLK - LORE . DICTIONARIES of the languages of savage and barbarous peoples often contain many interesting and valuable items of folk - lore . The present writer , having had occasion to ... ALGONKIAN FOLK-LORE. ...
SOME ITEMS OF ALGONKIAN FOLK - LORE . DICTIONARIES of the languages of savage and barbarous peoples often contain many interesting and valuable items of folk - lore . The present writer , having had occasion to ... ALGONKIAN FOLK-LORE. ...
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