| Title: | The Early Study of the Nilotic Languages of the Sudan, 1812-1900: Part Two |
| Author: | Kohler, O. |
| Year: | 1971 |
| Periodical: | Sudan Notes and Records |
| Volume: | 52 |
| Pages: | 56-62 |
| Language: | English |
| Geographic term: | Sudan |
| Abstract: | Relationships examined and classifications proposed, 1877-1884: Friedrich Mller; Robert Hartmann; Ernst Marno; Leo Reinisch; Karl Richard Lepsius; G. Beltrame; Emin Bey = Emin Pasha = Eduard Schnitzer; Robert Needham Cust. Additional studies 1885-1900, and conclusions: H.M. Stanley; Ludwig von Hhnel; J.G. Christaller; Gaetano Casati; Franz Stuhlmann. The scholars mentioned, each in their own way contributed to the study of the Nilotic languages of the Sudan. |
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