Indian Migrations as Evidenced by Language (Signed Offprint)

Horatio Hale

Published by American Antiquarian (James & Morse, Printers, Chicago), 1883

About this Item

Reprinted from the American Antiquarian. An important essay of the linguistic theories of Horatio Hale, famed ethnologist, regarding the migrations and tribal relations of the American Indian people. Signed "With the author's compliments" in Hale's hand to upper right corner of cover. Obtained at the same time as another piece where the author signed with his full name. Both items were signed to a Rev. James Roy who has also signed the cover. The interior of the article has been annotated by the author in many places in pencil, while some entries (also in pencil) may have been made by the Rev. Book is internally near fine, but wraps show some chipping at rear. Front portion of wraps containing signature are still near fine. 27 pages, octavo format, light blue wraps with printed titles. Satisfaction guaranteed. Additional photos always available on request. Shipped in a fitted, padded box. Seller Inventory # ABE-1620695444546

Bibliographic Details

Title: Indian Migrations as Evidenced by Language (...

Publisher: American Antiquarian (James & Morse, Printers, Chicago)

Publication Date: 1883

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Very Good

Signed: Signed by Author(s)