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74. Language and the study of language: twelve lectures on the principles of linguistic science. New York, 12°, xi + 489 pp. [Translated into German by Prof. Julius Jolly, 1874, München (Ackermann), 8°, xxix + 713 pp.;—into Netherlandish by J. Beckering Vinckers, 2 vols., 1877-81, Haarlem (Bohn), 8°, xvi + 436 pp. and iv + 476 pp.] (Cf. No. 206.)

75. The value of linguistic science to ethnology. New Englander, vol. 26, pp. 30-52.

76. Languages and dialects. North American Review, vol. 104, pp. 30-64.

77. On the testimony of language respecting the unity of the human race. Ibidem, vol. 105, pp. 214-241. (Cf. No. 47.)

78. Key and Oppert on Indo-European philology. Ibidem, pp. 521-554. (Reprinted, O&LS., No. 164, essay vii.)

79. The aim and object of the Sheffield Scientific School. Annual Statement for 1867-68, pp. 9-21.

[80.] How shall we spell? The Nation, April 25, May 2, June 6. (Reprinted, O&LS., No. 181.)

[81.] On the views of Professor Key and M. Oppert respecting Sanskritic and Indo-European philology. PAOS. for May, = JAOS., vol. 9, pp. xvii-xviii. (Cf. No. 78.)

[82.] On the translation of the Veda. PAOS. for October, = JAOS., vol. 9, pp. xxxiv-xxxvi. (Cf. No. 87.)

[83.] G. W. Moon's Strictures on Dean Alford's Essays on the Queen's English. New Englander, vol. 26, pp. 173-176.

[84.] Review of W. Simson's A history of the Gipsies. Ibidem, pp. 176-177.

[85.] Review of M. Schele de Vere's Studies in English. North American Review, vol. 104, pp. 631-635.

[86.] Review of R. Soule and W. A. Wheeler's First lessons in reading. Ibidem, pp. 655-658.