A SHASTA VOCABULARY William Bright and D. L. Olmsted Introduction Linguists who do comparative work on the non-literary languages of the world are often heard to complain against their colleagues who have

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Date: 2008-05-29 11:33:04 Languages of North America Pit River tribes Hokan languages Palaihnihan languages Achomawi Okwanuchu people Shasta Karuk language Atsugewi Native American tribes in California Indigenous languages of the Americas California		A SHASTA VOCABULARY William Bright and D. L. Olmsted Introduction Linguists who do comparative work on the non-literary languages of the world are often heard to complain against their colleagues who have Add to Reading List Source URL: digitalassets.lib.berkeley.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 3,73 MB Share Document on Facebook

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