Donald B Sands
Biographic Data
| ID | 5382354 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donald B Sands |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donald B |
| FAMILY NAME | Sands |
| SIGNATURE | SANDS D B |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1953 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Two Maliseet Derivatives in Current Maine and New Brunswick Forestland Speech
When Henry Thoreau visited the area beyond the headwaters of the Kennebac and Penobscot, the Indians he came in contact with were probably Maliseet. 1 Further, the various non-Indian co~tacts he madeloggers, surveyors, hunters -probably had had more exposure to Maliseet culture than to any other Algonquian culture. To be sure, he was accompanied on his second trip and on his third by Indian guides -by Joe Aitteon on the second, by Joe Polis on th…
Holman Day
IN THE LIBRARY OF THE University of Maine at Orono is an excellent master's thesis on Holman Francis Day.' It is the only extensive work devoted solely to him, and it is likely to remain so. Although in emphasis the thesis is biographical-literary activity is treated only secondarily-it does give an idea of the enormous potential Day must have had, a potential especially evident in the first decade of the century. Day's twenty-three novels, his t…
History of Reynard the Fox
The Nature of the Generics in Island, Ledge, and Rock Names of the Maine Coast
fall into four groups and the first half of this study deals with them. Presumably other generics can he similarly treated. The second half, and it is hoped that it grows naturally out of the first, concerns the problem of when elements of binomial toponyms can be considered lexical evidence. The names treated are drawn from the twenty-nine Geological Survey sheets of the 15' series covering the coast of Maine from Calais township to the New Hamp…
Some Colloquialisms of the Handgunner
T HE FOLLOWING TERMS common in oral use among men and women who practice on paper targets with the handgun were collected over a period of three years in and out of target clubs in Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. Only terms actually heard are listed and then only if they are not to be found in Mathews,' Craigie,2 Berrey and Van den Bark,3 Wentworth,4 Partridge,5 or Weingarten.' Care has been taken to exclude the terminology of the machi…
Texte zur Geschichte der altdeutschen Tierfabel . Arno Schirokauer
Van den Vos Reynaerde, 1
Some Colloquialisms of the Handgunner
T HE FOLLOWING TERMS common in oral use among men and women who practice on paper targets with the handgun were collected over a period of three years in and out of target clubs in Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. Only terms actually heard are listed and then only if they are not to be found in Mathews,' Craigie,2 Berrey and Van den Bark,3 Wentworth,4 Partridge,5 or Weingarten.' Care has been taken to exclude the terminology of the machi…
Holman Day
IN THE LIBRARY OF THE University of Maine at Orono is an excellent master's thesis on Holman Francis Day.' It is the only extensive work devoted solely to him, and it is likely to remain so. Although in emphasis the thesis is biographical-literary activity is treated only secondarily-it does give an idea of the enormous potential Day must have had, a potential especially evident in the first decade of the century. Day's twenty-three novels, his t…
The Nature of the Generics in Island, Ledge, and Rock Names of the Maine Coast
fall into four groups and the first half of this study deals with them. Presumably other generics can he similarly treated. The second half, and it is hoped that it grows naturally out of the first, concerns the problem of when elements of binomial toponyms can be considered lexical evidence. The names treated are drawn from the twenty-nine Geological Survey sheets of the 15' series covering the coast of Maine from Calais township to the New Hamp…
Van den Vos Reynaerde, 1
Texte zur Geschichte der altdeutschen Tierfabel . Arno Schirokauer
Some Colloquialisms of the Handgunner
T HE FOLLOWING TERMS common in oral use among men and women who practice on paper targets with the handgun were collected over a period of three years in and out of target clubs in Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. Only terms actually heard are listed and then only if they are not to be found in Mathews,' Craigie,2 Berrey and Van den Bark,3 Wentworth,4 Partridge,5 or Weingarten.' Care has been taken to exclude the terminology of the machi…
The Nature of the Generics in Island, Ledge, and Rock Names of the Maine Coast
fall into four groups and the first half of this study deals with them. Presumably other generics can he similarly treated. The second half, and it is hoped that it grows naturally out of the first, concerns the problem of when elements of binomial toponyms can be considered lexical evidence. The names treated are drawn from the twenty-nine Geological Survey sheets of the 15' series covering the coast of Maine from Calais township to the New Hamp…
History of Reynard the Fox
Holman Day
IN THE LIBRARY OF THE University of Maine at Orono is an excellent master's thesis on Holman Francis Day.' It is the only extensive work devoted solely to him, and it is likely to remain so. Although in emphasis the thesis is biographical-literary activity is treated only secondarily-it does give an idea of the enormous potential Day must have had, a potential especially evident in the first decade of the century. Day's twenty-three novels, his t…
Two Maliseet Derivatives in Current Maine and New Brunswick Forestland Speech
When Henry Thoreau visited the area beyond the headwaters of the Kennebac and Penobscot, the Indians he came in contact with were probably Maliseet. 1 Further, the various non-Indian co~tacts he madeloggers, surveyors, hunters -probably had had more exposure to Maliseet culture than to any other Algonquian culture. To be sure, he was accompanied on his second trip and on his third by Indian guides -by Joe Aitteon on the second, by Joe Polis on th…
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