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LINGUISTICSIS00—I800\n\n(A Collection of Facsimile Reprints)  \nSelected and Edited by  \nR.C.ALSTON  \nNo.273  \nTHE SCOLAR PRESS LIMITEDMENSTON,ENGLAND  \n1971  \n# PIERRE BESNIERA PHILOSOPHICAL ESSAYFOR THE REUNION OFLANGUAGESI675\n\nTranslated by  \nHENRY ROSE  \nA Scolar Press Facsimile  \nTHE SCOLAR PRESS LIMITEDMENSTON,ENGLAND  \n1971  \nTHE SCOLAR PRESS LIMITED20 Main Street,Menston,Yorkshire,England  \nPrinted in Great Britain byThe Scolar Press LimitedMenston,Yorkshire,England  \nNOTE  \nReproduced (original size)by permission ofthe Trustees of the British Museum.Shelf-mark:621.a.41.  \nPierre Besnier's La Reunion des Langues waspublished at Paris in 1674.The English trans-lation,here reproduced,is the only knownversion,other than the original text,of animportant contribution to the theory of generalgrammar.Besnier's little work is founded upontwo principal theories:\"first,that there is acertain accord between the severall Languages:...Secondly,they are unquestionably foundedupon reason.”The language which he selects asthe basis for his observations is Latin,becauseof its“universality”(it was the common Euro-pean language),its “certainty”(not subject tochange),and its“proportion”(in deriving fromas well as generating other languages).  \nThough hardly a comparative grammarian(in the nineteenth century sense of the word)Besnier nevertheless groups the languages he isparticularly concerned with sensibly:Roman,Greek,Teutonic,Slavonic,Hebrew,Scythianand Persian.  \nIt is a pity that Besnier did not illustrate histhesis more abundantly,yet,esquisse though itundoubtedly is,it led the way to the even-tual study of Indo-European etymology anddeserves to be better known.  \nReferences:Wing R1934;Madan 3075;Alston III,784.  \nn  \n150483","cbCaikFvaRiZvJAu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikFvaRiZvJAu","pdf",2909795,98,"English","# A Philosophical Essay for the Reunion of Languages\n## Overview of the Work\n## Theoretical Foundations\n## Linguistic Classification 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