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'Tapidaw suahna thukikupna' - "How to become a Christian" in Chin 1947; Chin Hills linguistic tour by Gordon H. Luce 1954; "Colloquial Chin as a pronominalised language", by Eugenie Henderson , (5pp, typescript) 1957; 'Language contact between related languages: Burmese influences upon plains Chin', by Theodore Stern, (28pp) 1962; 'A provisional sketch of Sizang (Siyin) Chin', by Theodore Stern 1963; 'Notes on Teizang - a northern Chin dialect, by Eugenie Henderson , (8pp) 1963; "Common form in BurmaChin languages", by Gordon H. Luce, (134pp, typescript); Book reviews of 'Tiddim Chin: a descriptive analysis of two texts' by Eugenie Henderson (11 reviews) with correspondence 1965-66; "Two arguments from southern Chin and some proposed semantic correlates", by F.K. Lehman 1971; "Mru tu long", by Lorenz G. Loffler (14pp) 1971; 'Tiddim Chin vernacular golden jubilee publication, in English and Chin' 1975; "Etymological speculations on some Chin words", by F.K. Lehman 1977; 'Tedim lai siangtho hong pian'khiatna', by Khup za Go, (publication of Chin Baptist Association); "Proto-Tibeto-Burman *r in Tiddim Chin and Lushai", by David B. Solnit 1978; "A preliminary report on Paangkhua language", by Lorenz G. Loffler 1979; Chin Students Association magazine (Roman script) 1981; Christianity in Chinland BD thesis by Khup za Go, (50pp) 1981; "Chin linguistic studies", by Eugenie Henderson Foreword to Tiddim Chin (grammar book) with corrections and related correspondence; ZomiBaptist convention, by Khup za Go 1981; Notes on yes-or-no questions and allied matters in Karen and Chin, by Eugenie Henderson; "Further remarks on Chin verb-stem alternation with new data from the Laai (Haka) language", by F. K. Lehman 1982; Sizang (Siyin) Chin texts, by Theodore Stern 1984; "On the origins of Kuki-Chin agreement prefixes", by Scott DeLancey 1988; "Les lautu, contribution a l'organisation sociale d'une ethnie chin de haute birmanie", by Andre Bareights; "Plains Chin, a linguistic minority in Burma", by Theodora Stern and Notes on phonology, morphology and tone Vocabulary lists, and texts.

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Papers of Professor Eugenie Jane Andrina HendersonPP MS 45

Language MaterialPP MS 45/01

Abaza (Dialect of Abkhaz)PP MS 45/01/001

AchinesePP MS 45/01/002

African LanguagesPP MS 45/01/003

AkhaPP MS 45/01/004

AlbanianPP MS 45/01/005

Amer-Indian [Amerindian] LanguagesPP MS 45/01/006

AmharicPP MS 45/01/007

ArabicPP MS 45/01/008

AssamesePP MS 45/01/009

AtayalPP MS 45/01/010

Australian LanguagesPP MS 45/01/011

BawmPP MS 45/01/012

BisuPP MS 45/01/013

BoroPP MS 45/01/014

BurmesePP MS 45/01/015

CantonesePP MS 45/01/017

Caribbean LanguagesPP MS 45/01/018

Caucasian Language GroupPP MS 45/01/019

ChamPP MS 45/01/020

ChinPP MS 45/01/021

Chinese (see also Cantonese and Mandarin)PP MS 45/01/022

Cochin ChinesePP MS 45/01/023

Dayak (Land)PP MS 45/01/024

Dayak (Sea)PP MS 45/01/025

DeuriPP MS 45/01/026

DinkaPP MS 45/01/027

FijianPP MS 45/01/028

GaroPP MS 45/01/029

GermanPP MS 45/01/030

GilbertesePP MS 45/01/031

GilyakPP MS 45/01/032

GreekPP MS 45/01/033

HaitiPP MS 45/01/034

HimalayishPP MS 45/01/035

HpunPP MS 45/01/036

Hrangkol KukiPP MS 45/01/037

Indonesian LanguagesPP MS 45/01/038

IrishPP MS 45/01/039

ItalianPP MS 45/01/040

JapanesePP MS 45/01/041

JavanesePP MS 45/01/042

KabardianPP MS 45/01/043

Kachin (Jinghpaw)PP MS 45/01/044

KarenPP MS 45/01/045

Bwe-KarenPP MS 45/01/046

Sgaw-KarenPP MS 45/01/047

KhamPP MS 45/01/048

KhamtiPP MS 45/01/049

KhasiPP MS 45/01/050

Konyak languagesPP MS 45/01/051

KoreanPP MS 45/01/052

KorkuPP MS 45/01/053

KumanPP MS 45/01/054

LahuPP MS 45/01/055

LepchaPP MS 45/01/056

Lolo-BurmesePP MS 45/01/057

LushaiPP MS 45/01/058

MaghiPP MS 45/01/059

MalayPP MS 45/01/060

Malayo-Polynesian (Austronesian)PP MS 45/01/061

MamanwaPP MS 45/01/062

MandarinPP MS 45/01/063

ManipuriPP MS 45/01/064

MaruPP MS 45/01/065

MeiteilonPP MS 45/01/066

Miao-YaoPP MS 45/01/067

MikirPP MS 45/01/068

Mon-Khmer Language GroupPP MS 45/01/069

MongolianPP MS 45/01/070

Northern MonpaPP MS 45/01/071

MroPP MS 45/01/072

Munda (Sora)PP MS 45/01/073

NagaPP MS 45/01/074

NewariPP MS 45/01/075

Languages of New GuineaPP MS 45/01/076

NgawnPP MS 45/01/077

Oceanic LanguagesPP MS 45/01/078

OriyaPP MS 45/01/079

OsseticPP MS 45/01/080

Payoan (Paiwan)PP MS 45/01/081

Philippine LanguagesPP MS 45/01/082

PhunoiPP MS 45/01/083

PunjabiPP MS 45/01/084

RhadePP MS 45/01/085

Riang-LangPP MS 45/01/086

RomancePP MS 45/01/087

RomanianPP MS 45/01/088

RussianPP MS 45/01/089

SamoanPP MS 45/01/090

SanskritPP MS 45/01/091

ShanPP MS 45/01/092

SherpaPP MS 45/01/093

ShillukPP MS 45/01/094

Sino-Tibetan Language GroupPP MS 45/01/095

SizangPP MS 45/01/096

SongkhlaPP MS 45/01/097

South East Asian LanguagesPP MS 45/01/098

SwedishPP MS 45/01/099

SzechuanesePP MS 45/01/100

TagalogPP MS 45/01/101

TelefolPP MS 45/01/102

TemiarPP MS 45/01/103

ThaiPP MS 45/01/104

ThoPP MS 45/01/105

ThulungPP MS 45/01/106

TibetanPP MS 45/01/107

Tibeto-Burman Language GroupPP MS 45/01/108

VietnamesePP MS 45/01/109

YiPP MS 45/01/110

ZangiatPP MS 45/01/111

Phonetics PapersPP MS 45/02

Linguistic MaterialPP MS 45/03

Conference Papers/Lecture NotesPP MS 45/04

Socio-Linguistic MaterialPP MS 45/05

Societies/OrganisationsPP MS 45/06

MiscellaneousPP MS 45/07