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R. G. Latham

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R. G. Latham was a prominent 19th-century philologist and ethnologist known for his extensive contributions to the study of language and human migration. His notable works include "A Handbook of the English Language," which serves as a comprehensive guide to English linguistics, and "Man and His Migrations," exploring the movements of human populations. Latham's writings often reflect a keen interest in the ethnology of Europe and the British Isles, as seen in titles like "The Ethnology of Europe" and "The Ethnology of the British Islands." Through his essays and studies, he significantly influenced the fields of philology and anthropology.

Books by This Author

8 titles
A Handbook of the English Language cover A Handbook of the English Language R. G. Latham Man and His Migrations cover Man and His Migrations R. G. Latham Opuscula: Essays chiefly Philological and Ethnographical cover Opuscula: Essays chiefly Philological and Ethnographical R. G. Latham The English Language cover The English Language R. G. Latham The Ethnology of Europe cover The Ethnology of Europe R. G. Latham The Ethnology of the British Colonies and Dependencies cover The Ethnology of the British Colonies and Dependencies R. G. Latham The Ethnology of the British Islands cover The Ethnology of the British Islands R. G. Latham The Natural History of the Varieties of Man cover The Natural History of the Varieties of Man R. G. Latham