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Journal Articles on: (Mobilian Trade Language History) OR (Mobilian Trade Language Social Aspects) OR (Mobilian Trade Language Grammar)

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    Mobilian Jargon: Linguistic and Sociological Aspects of Native American Pidgin
    Journal article by Regna Darnell; Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, Vol. 5, 1999
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    Mobilian Jargon: Linguistic and Sociological Aspects of Native American...Drechsels study of Mobilian jargon demonstrates...American culture history on the other. It...diverse. Indeed, Mobilian jargon may be understood...accurately between trade jargons which were no-ones first language and the mother tongues...jargon and other trade languages of the area functioned...the lexical level. Grammar, however, was more...
     
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    Early Louisiana French
    Journal article by Karin Speedy; AUMLA : Journal of the Australasian Universities Modern Language Association, 2002
    Subjects: 
    Etymology, French language, Louisiana, Philology
    Collections: Literature, Entire Library

    ...a Creole language did evolve...a Creole language was the eighteenth...unintelligible African languages. Out of...demographic histories of individual...unintelligible languages. Moreover...own African languages to communicate...a Creole language developed...geographic and social origins...demographic histories. Yet the...demographie history of French...up die fur trade. Eventually...Amerindian language via Canadian...Amerindian languages also had...with the Mobilian dialect The...
     
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    A Stylistic Analysis of Burial Urns from the Protohistoric Period in Central Alabama
    Journal article by Amanda L. Regnier; Southeastern Archaeology, Vol. 25, 2006
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    Alabama, Archaeology, Funerals, Native North Americans, Native culture, Prehistoric era
    Collections: History, Entire Library

    ...decline in evidence of social hierarchy as reflected...presence of European trade goods associated with...Department of Archives and History in Montgomery and...change in the two aspects of vessel styles...taken from the Choctaw language. This leads Knight...Muskogean. The Alibamo language, however, is not...Why these three languages are so closely related...Alabama sites joined the Mobilian tribes, since their...absorbed into the Mobilian tribes, since their...
     

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