Northern Paiute Historical Grammar

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Northern Paiute Historical Grammar 3? Michael Porter Nichole A.fi. (University of California) 1966 inxsszararxow Submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY in Linguistics in the GRADUATE DIVISION of the UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. BERKELEY Approvcdz , ‘ iif€§?z....2.e§kT?q”.;i:zu....I.?;;§23{€e'Z ./(§%:;%7CfiZ41f€...¢3{:fl:754Z4;?v... .g /’ 4 Committee in Charge Inunoosoooooocnoaalolooonooltlnolononu Preface Research into the history or any Amerindian language necessarily involves reliance on bcth.orig~ inal field work and later published analysis -- much of it generally unavailable. I was especially foro tunate in enlisting the aid or many people in accunu~ lating the data cited here. Sources for the individual languages are listed in Appendix I, and the various unpublished manuscripts are included in the bibliogra- phy, but the generosity of original researchers and organizations deserves special acknowledgment and special thanks. nichley H. Crapo, Jon P. Hayley, Catherine S. Fowler, dick 8. Killer, Pamela xunro, Aargaret L. Press, Judith R. Shapiro, and Maurice L. Zigmond provided menu- scripts or access to their files for various Nuoic languages, and commented on parts of the draft. Other unpublished manuscripts came from 8. Joe Campbell, Jeffrey Heath, Roderick A. Jacobs, flilliam H. Jacobsen, Jr.. Ronald H. Langacker, Susan Steele, and the Uto- Aztecan seminar at the University of California, San Diego; and numerous other participants in the Confer- ences on American Indian Languages: San Diego 1970, New York 1971, and Toronto 1972; the Great Basin Anthropological Conferences: tugenc 1970 and Salt Lake

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