The North American Review, Volume 4University of Northern Iowa, 1965 |
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... characters . They appear to have been very regularly and beautifully done . The characters are different from any known alphabet . All the lines are straight , and there are no crooked strokes . They are evidently arranged in ...
... characters . They appear to have been very regularly and beautifully done . The characters are different from any known alphabet . All the lines are straight , and there are no crooked strokes . They are evidently arranged in ...
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... characters vary from many others in having broad surfaces intermixed with their lineal forms ; and though the edges of these surfaces are a little curved , to imitate the arrow- head , yet the general form of them is triangular . In the ...
... characters vary from many others in having broad surfaces intermixed with their lineal forms ; and though the edges of these surfaces are a little curved , to imitate the arrow- head , yet the general form of them is triangular . In the ...
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... characters , and the comparative want of firmness in the material itself fovour , therefore , the persuasion , that the characters on the sun - burnt bricks were not intended to be studied individually , though something doubtless was ...
... characters , and the comparative want of firmness in the material itself fovour , therefore , the persuasion , that the characters on the sun - burnt bricks were not intended to be studied individually , though something doubtless was ...
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