Bassa Vah

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Bassa Vah (also simply vah) is the indigenous script for the Bassa language, spoken in Liberia and Sierra Leone. It was developed before 1907 by Dr. Thomas Narvin Lewis (c. 1880-?) while he was studying at Syracuse University in the United States[1].

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  1. ^ "Son of African Chief to Take Degree", The Post-Standard, Syracuse New York, 1907-06-07
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