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Philological Proofs
Dedication.
Introduction. On The Connexion Of The Conclusions Of This Work With History, Sacred And Profane, And With The Results Of Science.
1\. Geographically.
Plan Of This Investigation. Lord Bacon's Principles Applicable To Inquiries Into The Origin And Changes Of Human Languages.
Chapter I. On The Evidence Furnished By A Comparison Of Their Languages Of The Original Unity Of The Various Nations Of The Continents Of Asia, Europe, Africa, And America.
Chapter II. On The Differences Which Distinguish Individual Languages Of The Four Continents.
Chapter III. On The Origin Of Synonymes.
Chapter IV. On The Original Identity Of The English, Welsh, Hindoos, And Other Nations Classed As Indo-European With The Jews, Arabians, Etc.
Chapter V. Identity Of The Egyptians With The Indians, Jews, And Other Branches Of The Human Race.
Language
en
Duration
~8 hours (464K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2011-02-04
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1809–1871
A Welsh judge who also wrote as a scholar and translator, he moved easily between law, language, and literature. His work ranges from English verse versions of medieval Welsh poetry to ambitious studies of language, religion, and human origins.
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