A Mexican-Aryan Comparative Vocabulary. The Radicals of the Mexican or Navatl Language, with their Cognates in the Aryan Languages of the Old World, chiefly Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, Germanic. By T. S. Denison, A.M., Author of Mexican in Aryan Phonology, The Primitive Aryans of America. 8vo. Pp. 110. Chicago (163, Randolph Street), T. M. Denison. 1909 [Book Review]

The Classical Review 25 (08):266-267 (1911)
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