Charles Sumner; His Complete Works, With Introduction By Hon. George Frisbie Hoar 1
Charles Sumner; His Complete Works, With Introduction By Hon. George Frisbie Hoar 1
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Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE LATE JOHN PICKERINO. 227 Perhaps no single paper on language, since the legendary labors of Cadmus, has exercised a more important in- fluence than this commimication. Though originally com- posed with a view to the Indian languages of North America^ it has been successftdly followed by the mis- sionaries in the Polynesian Islands. In hannony with the principles of this Essay, the unwritten dialect of the Sandwich Islands, possessing, it is said, a more than Italian so...ftness, was reduced to writing according to a systematic orthography prepared by Mr. Pickering, and is now employed in two newspapers published by na- tives. Thus he may be r^arded as one of the contribu- tors to that civilization, under whose gentle influence those islands, set like richest gems in the bosom of the sea^ will yet glow with the effulgence of Christian trutL His early studies in this branch are attested by an ar- ticle in the North American Beview for June, 1819, on Bu Ponceau's Beport on the Languages of the American Indians, and another article in the same Beview, for July, 1820, on Dr.
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Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE LATE JOHN PICKERINO. 227 Perhaps no single paper on language, since the legendary labors of Cadmus, has exercised a more important in- fluence than this commimication. Though originally com- posed with a view to the Indian languages of North America^ it has been successftdly followed by the mis- sionaries in the Polynesian Islands. In hannony with the principles of this Essay, the unwritten dialect of the Sandwich Islands, possessing, it is said, a more than Italian so...ftness, was reduced to writing according to a systematic orthography prepared by Mr. Pickering, and is now employed in two newspapers published by na- tives. Thus he may be r^arded as one of the contribu- tors to that civilization, under whose gentle influence those islands, set like richest gems in the bosom of the sea^ will yet glow with the effulgence of Christian trutL His early studies in this branch are attested by an ar- ticle in the North American Beview for June, 1819, on Bu Ponceau's Beport on the Languages of the American Indians, and another article in the same Beview, for July, 1820, on Dr.
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