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... language of a people . Upon this theory Mr. Crawfurd says , in an admirably suggestive passage of his Dissertation : FEW books that issue from the press are the result of so ... languages 164 GRAMMAR AND DICTIONARY OF THE MALAY LANGUAGE .
... language of a people . Upon this theory Mr. Crawfurd says , in an admirably suggestive passage of his Dissertation : FEW books that issue from the press are the result of so ... languages 164 GRAMMAR AND DICTIONARY OF THE MALAY LANGUAGE .
Page 165
... language of the seafarers . Malay has thus been chosen by them as a language of convenience . The languages of the two predominating races , the Malay and Javanese , excluding their foreign elements , are found to be distinct as to the ...
... language of the seafarers . Malay has thus been chosen by them as a language of convenience . The languages of the two predominating races , the Malay and Javanese , excluding their foreign elements , are found to be distinct as to the ...
Page 197
... language and the German have enjoyed tion probably lay here , that the priesthood was thus this advantage , and have benefited accordingly . brought out as it were as a caste , or peculiar body , Still the influence required was of no ...
... language and the German have enjoyed tion probably lay here , that the priesthood was thus this advantage , and have benefited accordingly . brought out as it were as a caste , or peculiar body , Still the influence required was of no ...
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