The Languages of China before the Chinese

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by  Lacouperie de T.

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Stljata, Neva Ijnrh
CHARLES WILLIAM WASON
COLLECTION
CHINA AND THE CHINESE
THE GIFT OF
CHARLESWILLIAM WASON
CLASSOF1876
1918
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THE LANGUAGES OF CHINA BEFORE THE
CHINESE.
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LINGUISTIC AND ORIENTAL WORKS/
By Prof. Dk. TEKRIEN DE LACOUPEPIE.
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Chaldeao-Babylonian Culture borrowedbytbe early Chinese (abstr ibid
12thMay,1883).-EarlyChineseLiterature(ibid.,28thJuly,1883)—Chinese
andSiamese(ibid., 11thAugust, 1883).—Tin-yfitnotIndia (ibid 2nd Mav
1885).—India from China (ibid., 5th Sept., 1885).—Babylonian and Old
C2h4tihnesOcet.M,ea1s8u8r5e)s.-(Tihbied.,Ne1s0ttohriOacnt.T,ab1l8e8t5)(.T—iImensd.o-4CthhinFeesbe P1h8i8l5o)lo—sTvhfeibiTdn
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(ibid.,Aug.,1887).—LesLanguesdelaChineavantlesChinois (Le Mfuus*ilo„nn,
Janvier,Avril,Jnillet,1887). K
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THE LANGUAGES OF CHINA
BEFORE THE CHINESE.
EE8EAECHES ON THE LANGUAGES SPOKEN BY THE
PEE-CHINESE EACES OF CHINA PEOPEE
PEEYIOUSLT TO THE CHINESE
OCCUPATION.
TERRIEN DE LACOUPERIE,
DOCTORINPHILOSOPHYANDINLETTERS
PROFESSOR OP INDO-CHINESE PHILOLOGY (UNIVERSITY C;OLLEGE, LONDON)
:
M. OP COUNCILROYALASIATICSOCIETYANDPHILOLOGICALSOCIETY
. J
CM. ACADEMIE EE STANISLAS OF NANCY,
PEKING ORIENTAL SOCIETY, ETC.
LONDON
DAVID NUTT, 270, STEAND.
1887.
PL330I
{Included in the Address of the President to the Philological
Society, 1886.)