• Wobanaki Kimzowi Awighigan.

Collections:

• Cotsen Children's Library
• Indigenous Cultures
• Lloyd E. Cotsen
• Print Culture in Indigenous North America

Provenance:

• Pickering, J. (copy 1)
• Lieber, Francis
• New York Mercantile Library

View in catalog:

• https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/9947166113506421

Language:

• English

Creator:

• Wzqkhilain, P.O.

Extent:

• 90 p. : illus., fdg table (calendar) ; 14 cm

Format:

• Book

Type:

• Readers (Publications)

Description:

• Abenaki Spelling Book.
• ANS Boston Jany 15 1831 concerning the book, signed "J-- Pickering" laid in at front of copy 1; ownership "Francis Lieber" on blank facing title, and stamp of New York Mercantile Library on title.
• Copy 2 lacking calendar. Insc on f. pastedown "Abenaki Learning Book. This book was prepared to learn the Evabanaki or St. Francis Indians the English Language. Awighigan means written or printed paper or book and Kimzowi means learning -- ie Learning Book. It was prepared and the vocabulary made by Peter Ousunkeri who was Educated at Moores Charity School Hanover, NH, he was from the St. Francis tribe."

Publisher:

• Boston. Crocker and Brewster. 1830.

Subject:

• Abenaki language—Readers
• Abenaki language—Texts
• Abenaki language—Glossaries, vocabularies, etc
• Abenaki language—Conversation and phrase books—English
• Indigenous Studies
• Readers (Publications)

Text language:

• In Abenaki and English.

Author:

• Wzqkhilain, P.O.

Created:

• 1830-01-01T00:00:00Z

Date:

• 1830

Identifier:

• ark:/88435/dcq237j385s

Edm rights:

• Copyright Not Evaluated

Binding note:

• pub. dull blue bds, leather.

Available online:

• Internet Archive

Call number:

• Eng 18 46430

Location:

• Special Collections Eng 18 46430