Robert L Ramsay
Biographic Data
| ID | 732164 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert L Ramsay |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert L |
| FAMILY NAME | Ramsay |
| SIGNATURE | RAMSAY R L |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1933 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Place Names of Franklin County, Missouri
Our Storehouse of Missouri Place Names
Scyldings and Shields
INTHE SEPTEMBER ISSUE OF Names Dr. Kemp Malone, whose word is law in all, matters connected with Teutonic antiquity, has declared (p. 152) with the utmost consideration that he believes me wrong in a statement I made in our first number (p. 27): namely, that the Danish Scyldings got their name from their shields. The explanation which he proceeds to make in his interesting and scholarly article has, I confess, left me puzzled as to just where he …
Irish Pioneer Onomatologists
IT WOULD SEEM most fitting that the first number of our new journal Names should pay homage to a remarkable group of pioneers in the field of onomastics, whose work is perhaps not so widely known as it deserves. In the related field of grammar, we have learned to respect the labors of those ancient Hindu scholars who were the first to approach that branch of philology in a truly scientific and systematic way; and Bloomfield has declared1 that the…
Our Storehouse of Missouri Place Names
The English Dictionary before Samuel Johnson
A Poe Concordance
A Mark Twain Lexicon
Vocabulary and Success
American Variations
Introduction to a Survey of Missouri Place-Names
Taking the Census of English Words
tier. She added, however, that the naming of quilts appeared to be changing for the worse, An' folks is a-makin' quilts nowadays whut they don't even know th' names of 'em! The time may come, according to this informant, when the old names will be lost entirely, and o e will jest cooter into th' store an' pick out a quilt by sight, same as we do dress-goods. Well, this may be so, but we are inclined to doubt it. ... However, the design called No …
Taking the Census of English Words
tier. She added, however, that the naming of quilts appeared to be changing for the worse, An' folks is a-makin' quilts nowadays whut they don't even know th' names of 'em! The time may come, according to this informant, when the old names will be lost entirely, and o e will jest cooter into th' store an' pick out a quilt by sight, same as we do dress-goods. Well, this may be so, but we are inclined to doubt it. ... However, the design called No …
Introduction to a Survey of Missouri Place-Names
American Variations
Vocabulary and Success
A Mark Twain Lexicon
A Poe Concordance
The English Dictionary before Samuel Johnson
Scyldings and Shields
INTHE SEPTEMBER ISSUE OF Names Dr. Kemp Malone, whose word is law in all, matters connected with Teutonic antiquity, has declared (p. 152) with the utmost consideration that he believes me wrong in a statement I made in our first number (p. 27): namely, that the Danish Scyldings got their name from their shields. The explanation which he proceeds to make in his interesting and scholarly article has, I confess, left me puzzled as to just where he …
Irish Pioneer Onomatologists
IT WOULD SEEM most fitting that the first number of our new journal Names should pay homage to a remarkable group of pioneers in the field of onomastics, whose work is perhaps not so widely known as it deserves. In the related field of grammar, we have learned to respect the labors of those ancient Hindu scholars who were the first to approach that branch of philology in a truly scientific and systematic way; and Bloomfield has declared1 that the…
Our Storehouse of Missouri Place Names
The Place Names of Franklin County, Missouri
Our Storehouse of Missouri Place Names
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