The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 50
... Esperanto , devised by Dr Zamenhof , a Pole , was pub lished very soon after , Volapük rapidly declined in favour , and left Esperanto master of the field . These languages made to order are easily learnt , being simple , phonetic , and ...
... Esperanto , devised by Dr Zamenhof , a Pole , was pub lished very soon after , Volapük rapidly declined in favour , and left Esperanto master of the field . These languages made to order are easily learnt , being simple , phonetic , and ...
Page 51
... Esperanto has even fancied itself competent to produce literature and has brought out versions of parts of Homer , Vergil and Shakespeare ; but who in his senses would wish to read these writers in such a fantastic disguise ? As the ...
... Esperanto has even fancied itself competent to produce literature and has brought out versions of parts of Homer , Vergil and Shakespeare ; but who in his senses would wish to read these writers in such a fantastic disguise ? As the ...
Page 60
... Esperanto or a modified form of Latin for a solution of the difficulty , a German delegate made the remarkable admission that much consideration had forced upon him the conviction that the needs of the case would be best met by the ...
... Esperanto or a modified form of Latin for a solution of the difficulty , a German delegate made the remarkable admission that much consideration had forced upon him the conviction that the needs of the case would be best met by the ...
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