 ... as objects of the natural history of the human mind, being divided into families according to the analogy of their internal structure, have become, (and it is one of the most brilliant results of modern studies in the last sixty or seventy years),...  Comparative philology. From the Edinb. review - Page 4by Comparative philology - 1851Full view - About this book
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...results of modern studies in the last sixty or seventy years), a rich source of historical knowledge. Products of the mental power, they lead us back, by...unknown distance. The comparative study of languages shews how races of nations, now separated by wide regions, are related to each other, and have proceeded... | |
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...results of modern studies in the last sixty or seventy years), a rich source of historical knowledge. Products of the mental power, they lead us back, by...unknown distance. The comparative study of languages shews how races of nations, now separated by wide regions, are related to each other, and have proceeded... | |
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...studies in the last sixty or seventy years) a rich source of historical knowledge. Products of tlie mental power, they lead us back, by the fundamental characters of their organization, to an obscure and otherwise unknown distance. The comparative study of languages shows... | |
 | Charles Kraitsir - English language - 1854 - 262 pages
...results of modern studies in the last sixty or seventy years) a rich source of historical knowledge. Products of the mental power, they lead us back, by the fundamental characters of their organization. to an obscure and otherwise unknown distance. The comparative study of languages shows... | |
 | 1855 - 528 pages
...modern studies in the last sixty or seventy years), a rich source of historical knowledge. Products of a mental power, they lead us back, by the fundamental characters of their organization, to an obscure and otherwise unknown distance. The comparative study of languages shows... | |
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