"Literature of the Indian Languages: A Bibliographical Catalogue" by Henry R. Schoolcraft offers a fascinating glimpse into the literary landscape of Native American languages in the United States. This meticulously compiled volume provides a comprehensive bibliography of books, translations of scriptures, and other publications in various Indian tongues.
A crucial resource for those interested in linguistics, particularly the study of Native American languages, this catalogue offers critical notes alongside its extensive listings. "Literature of the Indian Languages" serves as an invaluable reference work, shedding light on the history of Indian imprints and the diverse linguistic heritage of the United States. It is an essential text for scholars and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the written word in Indian languages and their enduring legacy.
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