Talk:Cree syllabics

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I assume the current state of the article is just work-in-progress of the intended breakup? Anyway, while it's incomplete it needs a backlink to "old" article, whicj I provied. --Pjacobi 13:37, 15 Nov 2004 (UTC)

Yes. I intend to expand it dramatically once I get off work and home where I have my dictionaries. Thanks for adding the link. Diderot 14:25, 15 Nov 2004 (UTC)

[edit] Copyright!!

Bibliography of the Books with Cree Syllabic in: Steller, Lea-Katharina (geb. Virághalmy): Alkalmazkodni és újat adni avagy accomodatio a paleográfiában. In: Paleográfiai kalandozások. Szentendre, 1995. ISBN 9634509223

WITH COPYRIGHT, dear Tulkolahten!!!

• Hymn Book. (By James Evans) Norway House, 1841.
• Catechism. (Transl. James Evans) Rossville, É.N.
• The Holy Bible. (Transl. John Sinclair, Henry Steinhauer) London, 1861.
• Bunyan: Pilgrim´S Progress. (Transl. John Sinclair) Toronto, 1900.
• Cree Hymn Book. (By John Mcdougall) Toronto, 1888.
• Cree Hymn Book. (By Robert Steinauer, Egerton Steinauer) Toronto, 1920.
• The Epistle of Paul The Apostle To The Galatians. (Transl. Joseph Reader) Oonikup (Northwest Territory), S.A.
• The Acts of The Apostles And The Epistles. London, 1891.
• The Books of The New Testament. London, 1859.
• The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Ephesians; the Epistle of Jacob; the First Epistle General of John. (Transl. Thomas Hullburt) Rossville, 1857.
• The Travellers´ Spiritual Provision (Calender) S.L., S. A.
• The Handbook to Scripture Truth: Words of Admonition, Counsel and Comfort. Toronto, 1893.
• Prieres, Cantiques, Catéchisme Etc. En Lanque Crise. Montreal, 1886.
• The Book of Common Prayer, (Transl. John Horden) London, 1889 (Addl. Printings Through 1970).

—Preceding unsigned comment added by Dr. Steller (talk • contribs)

The bibliography is not a copy of content from the referenced article. Yes, there is an overlap of information, but that does not make it a violation of copyright. Information is not subject to copyright, only the presentation of that information. This bibliography does not copy the presentation. —GrantNeufeld 14:56, 17 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] merge

Kwamikagami (talk · contribs) has proposed that this article be merged with Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics. However, no reason for the merger has been given. In any case, I suggest that this subject is large enough to continue to merit its own article distinct from that article. —GrantNeufeld 15:44, 26 October 2007 (UTC)

It could certainly be its own article, but right now is little more than a stub. There are a few minor details not found in the main article, and a book list, but that's it. kwami 07:20, 27 October 2007 (UTC)