Chinook; a history and dictionary of the Northwest coast trade jargon : The centuries-old trade language of the Indians of the Pacific. A history of its origin and its adoption and use by the traders, trappers, pioneers and early settlers of the Northwest coast

by Edward Harper Thomas

Paper Book, 1970

Status

Checked out

Call number

497 T46 1970

Call number

497 T46 1970

Local notes

Shelved in Aboriginal Collection

Publication

Portland : Binfords & Mort, [1970]

User reviews

LibraryThing member ksmyth
the Chinookan folk are a people native to Southwest Washington. This is an interesting little book on the Chinook culture. It also contains a translation of the entire Chinook language, which is composed of a mixture of Native American and European words. The language is frequently referred to as
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jargon. I used to assign my middle school students a bit of writing using only this dictionary as a guide. They always struggled with the missing common articles and words.
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ISBN

0832302171 / 9780832302176
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