Topic
Slave language
21 books
Grammar of Slave (Mouton Grammar Library)
Keren Rice
Wolverine myths and visions: Dene traditions from northern Alberta
compiled by the Dene Wodih Society ; edited by Patrick Moore and Angela Wheelock ; illustrated by Dia Thurston.
A grammar of Slave
Keren Rice.
The gospel of St. Matthew translated into the Slave language for the Indians of north-west America, in the syllabic character
The Acts of the apostles: translated into the Teni (or Slavé) language of the Indians of the MacKenzie River, Northwest Canada
by the Right Rev. the Bishop of MacKenzie River
The Epistles: translated into the Tenni (or Slavé) language of the Indians of Mackenzie River, North-West Canada
by the Right Rev. the Bishop of Mackenzie River.
The Acts of the Apostles
translated into the Teni (or Slavé) language of the Indians of Mackenzie River, North-West Canada by the Right Rev. the Bishop of Mackenzie River.
A dictionary of the verbs of South Slavey
Philip G. Howard.
The four Gospels translated into the Slave language for the Indians of North-west America
by the Right Rev. the Bishop of Athabaska [i.e. W.C. Bompas].
Slave Indians, Tenne
Robert Kennicott
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