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Die chinesischen Schriftzeichen in Vergangenheit und Gegenwart
Voices in Stone
Voices in Stone

By W. Doblhofer

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Secrets of the lost alphabet
An ancient art
An ancient art

By Michael Burgan

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Writing matters
Writing matters

By Ernest Spencer

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Sequoyah
Sequoyah

By Justine Fontes

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"It took 12 years for Sequoyah to create the written Cherokee alphabet. Find out how he did it."--

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Grammar and writing handbook
Grammar and writing handbook

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Facets
Facets

By Sara M. Blake, Janet Madden

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Kanji & Kana
Kanji & Kana

By Wolfgang Hadamitzky

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