La sténographie Duployé adaptée aux langues des sauvages de la Baie d’Hudson, des Postes Moose Factory, de New Post, d’Albany, de Waswanipi & de Mékiskan, Amérique du Nord

Perrault’s adaptation of the Duployé shorthand alphabet and letter groups to the Algonquin spoken by North American Indians in the Hudson Bay area, and in the trading posts of Moose Factory, St. Maurice, Albany, Waswanipi, and Mékiskan. Each of the three leaves, dated May 15, 1889, contains Duployé shorthand forms of common syllabic groups of Algonquin, formulated by Denis Romulus Perrault of Montréal, Canadian representative to the Institut ...