Three hymns in Chinook, Tsimshian, and Salish, [ca. 1892].

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Three hymns in Chinook, Tsimshian, and Salish, [ca. 1892].

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Translations by Rev. Charles Montgomery Tate, probably from around 1892, of lyrics of three traditional Christian hymns in three Indian languages.

[2] leaves ; 21 cm. or smaller.

eng,

tsi,

chn,

sal,

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