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Mande language family.
Early systematic descriptions of
Mende were by F. W.
Migeod and
Kenneth Crosby.
Ethel Aginsky decoded the
language in her
doctoral work...
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Their influence is also seen in some
languages in West Africa. F. W. H.
Migeod pointed to
strong resemblances between Berber and
Hausa in such
words and...
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block are
contiguous without the gaps
shown in the "Syllables"
table above.
Migeod, F.W.H. (1909). "The
syllabic writing of the Vai people".
Journal of the...
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including a
nearly complete skeleton (BMNH R5937)
collected by F.W.H.
Migeod in 1930. This
specimen is now
believed to
represent a new species, awaiting...
- cities,
which connected inland African communities with
European trade.
Migeod, F. W. H. (1916). "A
History of the Gold
Coast and Ashanti".
Journal of...
- Do****entary
Literature in
African Languages Volume 37.) Rüdiger Köppe Verlag.
Migeod, F.W.H., The
Languages of West
Africa Volume II
London 1913. Westermann...
- different,
previously unknown genus and species. It was
discovered by
Frederick Migeod in 1930. "The Archbishop" is a
nickname that
functions as a placeholder...
- 17 ;
Longwy 2. 12 May 1940 ; Ju 87 ;
Bouillon (Likely
belonging to
Heinz Migeod of II./St.G 76 3. 12 May 1940 ; Ju 87 ;
Pouru St-Rémy 4. 12 May 1940 ; Ju...
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operations between 1925 and 1926,
under William Edmund Cutler and
Frederick Migeod. In 1930, F. R.
Parrington arrived, and
Boheti worked as head
overseer for...
- 1972, p. 341; Mostofi:
Administration and
Social History, 1995, I, p. 60.
Migeod: Die
persische Gesellschaft unter Nasirud Din Schah, 1990, p. 54. Barjesteh:...
