Informs CD of his work on the "unity of language in its development".
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Informs CD of his work on the "unity of language in its development".
"If you finally succeed in proving that all languages have been developed from a common root, you will indeed have effected a most valuable piece of work."
Cites language books; a comparison of them shows unity of language.