MIAMI INDIAN VOCABULARY

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NO COPIES FOR SALE AT ANY OF THE 26 MAJOR INTERNET BOOK SEARCH ENGINES WORLDWIDE AND NO COPIES LISTED AT ANY LIBRARY. This was assembled for scholars to help them use Miami language texts and scholarly study. Miami is an Algonquin language but quite distinct. The Miami actually called themselves the 'Twa-to' after the sound made by their sacred bird, the Sandhill Crane. This work is extracted from the priceless records made by Jacob Dunn in 1900 when he was one of the last to speak to the elderly native Miami speakers. there is a gift note on lst page otherwise contents pristine, about 58 pages. Plastic comb binding, a few minor tears to cover edge. N° de ref. del artículo ABE-1693691406403

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