[321]. Notes on the Lingoa Geral, as above, p. 71.
[322]. James Howse, A Grammar of the Cree Language (London, 1844). A remarkable production which has never received the attention from linguists which it merits.
[323]. Anchieta, Arte de Grammatica, etc., p. 75.
[324]. The Brazilian Language, etc., pp. 48–9.
[325]. See Anchieta, Arte de Grammatica, etc., p. 52.
[326]. The Brazilian Language, etc., p. 111.
[327]. “Kein polysynthesis und keine incorporation,” says Dr. Heinrich Winkler (Uralaltaische Völker und Sprachen, p. 149), who apparently has obtained all his knowledge of it from the two pages devoted to it by Professor Friedrich Müller, who introduces it as “äusserst einfach.” Grundriss der Sprachwissenschaft, Bd. ii, p. 257.
[328]. Grammatica Mutsun; Por el R. P. F. F. Arroyo de la Cuesta; and Vocabulario Mutsun, by the same, both in Shea’s “Library of American Linguistics.”
[329]. Read before the American Philosophical Society in 1888, and published in their Proceedings under the title “The Language of Palæolithic Man.”
[330]. “L’homme chelleen n’ avait pas la parole,” Mortillet, La Prehistorique Antiquité de l’ Homme, p. 250 (Paris, 1883).