Vanderbilt Oriental Series; Volume 1
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The "Vanderbilt Oriental Series, Volume 1" represents a significant contribution to late 19th-century Oriental studies. Authored by Herbert Cushing Tolman, James Henry Stevenson, and Vanderbilt University, this volume delves into various aspects of ancient languages, archaeology, and historical perspectives of the Orient. As part of the Vanderbilt Oriental Series, this book offers valuable insights into the linguistic and cultural heritage of the East, reflecting the scholarly interests and academic pursuits of its time. This work remains relevant for historians, linguists, and anyone interested in the historical development of Oriental studies.
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