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Yates (Dora Esther), Copies of 'Glasul Romilor'
Aug/1935
4 small photo copies of plates from the Romanian newspaper publication "Glasul Romilor." (The voice of the Rom)[Roma]
Yates (Dora Esther), Letters numbered1-88
24/Apr/1935 - 26/Apr/1939
1)Letters numbered 1-51. 2)Letters numbered 60-88. Various subjects including but not limited to:
Yates (Dora Esther), Letters (not numbered in the sequence)
3/May/1954 - 24/Aug/1955
Subjects include the membership and business of the Gypsy Lore Society.
John Bunyan and the Gipsies : and the Encyclopædia britannica on the viper
Simson, James (1826-)
1886
Homer Tankeromengro 'dré Rómanes. A quatrain of Omar Khayyam in Rómanes
Omar Khayyám (1048-1131); Axon, William E A (1846-1913); Crofton, Henry Thomas (1848-)
1899
"Reprinted from The Manchester quarterly, July 1899".
The Gypzi in Africa
[ca. 1860?]
Anonymous article from an unidentified issue of 'Chambers's journal of popular literature, science, and art'.
The influence of the gypsies on the superstitions of the English folk
Groome, Francis Hindes (1851-1902)
1892
Caption-title. Imprint from cover.
Rotwellsche Grammatik oder Sprachkunst : das ist, Anweisung wie man diese Sprache in wenig Stunden erlernen, reden und verstehen möge; absonderlich denenjenigen zum Nutzen und Vortheil, die sich auf Reisen, in Wirthshäusern und andern Gesellschaften befinden, das daselbst einschleichende Spitzbuben-Gesindel, die sich dieser Sprache befleissigen zu erkennen, um ihren diebischen Anschlägen dadurch zu entgehen
1755
"Nichts als der bekannte Liber vagatorum in etwas erweiterter Form." c.f. Die Litteratur der Gauner- und Geheim-Sprachen seit 1700, by J. M. Wagner.