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John Borthwick Gilchrist

1759–1841

Also known as John Gilchrist

33 works

1790–1833 across 19 dated works

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A dictionary, English and Hindoostanee, in which the words are marked with their distinguishing initials: as, Hinduwee, Arabic and Persian, etc.1790
A Grammar, of the Hindoostanee Language, Or Part Third of Volume First, of a ...1796
The Oriental linguist an easy and familiar introduction to the popular language of Hindoostan; (vulgarly, but improperly called the Moors:) comprising the rudiments of that tongue, with an extensive vocabulary, English and Hindoostanee, and Hindoostanee and English: accompanied with some plain and useful dialogues, tales, poems, &c., to illustrate the construction and facilitate the acquisition of the language. To which is added, for the accommodation of the army, the English and Hindoostanee part of the articles of war (from Col. William Scott's translation,) with practical notes and observations1798
The Oriental linguist: an easy and familiar introduction to the popular language of Hindoostan; (vulgarly, but improperly called the Moors:) comprising the rudiments of that tongue, with an extensive vocabulary, English and Hindoostanee, and Hindoostanee and English: accompanied with some plain and useful dialogues, tales, poems, &c., to illustrate the construction and facilitate the acquisition of the language. To which is added, for the accomodation of the army, the English and Hindoostanee part of the articles of war (from Col. William Scott's translation,) with practical notes and observations1798

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The Hindee-Roman orthoepigraphical ultimatum or a systematic, discriminative view of oriental and occidental visible sounds, on fixed and practical principles for speedily acquiring the most accurate pronunciation of many oriental languages, exemplified in ... the Hindoostanee story teller1820
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Dialogues, English and Hindoostanee: for illustrating the grammatical principles of the Strangers' East Indian guide, and to promote the colloquial intercourse of Europeans on the most indispensable and familiar subjects with the natives of India.1826
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Hindoostanee philology: comprising a dictionary, English and Hindoostanee; with a grammatical introduction.1810
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Parliamentary reform, on constitutional principles: or, British loyalty against continental royalty ...1815
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Dialogues, English and Hindoostance1826
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A grammar of the Hindustani language, 1796.1970
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A practical appeal to the public through a series of letters, in defence of the new system of physic by the illustrious Hahnemann ... : Letter the first1833
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The Oriental linguist: an easy and familiar introduction to the popular language of Hindoostan; (vulgarly, but improperly called the Moors:) comprising the rudiments of that tongue, with an extensive vocabulary, English and Hindoostanee, and Hindoostanee and English: accompanied with some plain and useful dialogues, tales, poems, &c., to illustrate the construction and facilitate the acquisition of the language. To which is added, for the accomodation of the army, the English and Hindoostanee part of the articles of war (from Col. William Scott's translation,) with practical notes and observations1798
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The Hindee Moral Preceptor, Or Rudimental Principles of Persian Grammar1821
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A Grammar, of the Hindoostanee Language, Or Part Third of Volume First, of a ...1796
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The Hindee moral preceptor and Persian scholar's shortest road to the Hindoostanee language, or vice versa1803
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Stranger's infallible East-Indian guide, or, Hindoostanee multum in parvo, as a grammatical compendium of the grand, popular, and military language of all India.1820
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A dictionary, English and Hindoostanee, in which the words are marked with their distinguishing initials: as, Hinduwee, Arabic and Persian, etc.1790
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A bold epistolary rhapsody: addressed to the proprietors of East-India stock in particular, and to every individual of the Welch [sic], Irish, Scottish and English nations in general, as members of that British constituency, which has been to long misrepresented in the House of Commons ...1833
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Particular and general prospectus of the Roman, Persian and Nagree characters, simple and compound, their application to the Hindoostanee language as illustrated in all the works which have been published by John Gilchrist1800
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The general east India guide and vade mecum: for the public functionary, government officer, private agent, trader or foreign sojourner, in British India, and the adjacent parts of Asia immediately connected with the honourable the East India Company ...1825
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A new theory and prospectus of the Persian verbs with their Hindoostanee synonimes in Persian & English1801
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Dialogues English and Hindoostanee ...1809
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The stranger's infallible East-Indian guide: or Hindoostanee multum in parvo, as a grammatical compendium of the grand, popular, and military language of all India.(Long, but improperly, called the Moors or Moorish jargon.)1820
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The Oriental linguist an easy and familiar introduction to the popular language of Hindoostan; (vulgarly, but improperly called the Moors:) comprising the rudiments of that tongue, with an extensive vocabulary, English and Hindoostanee, and Hindoostanee and English: accompanied with some plain and useful dialogues, tales, poems, &c., to illustrate the construction and facilitate the acquisition of the language. To which is added, for the accommodation of the army, the English and Hindoostanee part of the articles of war (from Col. William Scott's translation,) with practical notes and observations1798
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The Oriental fabulist or polyglot translations of Esop's and other ancient fables1803
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Qā'idah-yi Hindī rekhtah1973
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A dictionary, English and Hindoostanee: in which the words are marked with their distinguishing initials; as Hinduwee, Arabic, and Persian. Whence the Hindoostanee ... is evidently formed. By John Gilchrist. In two parts. ...1787
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Poems of Dr. John Gilchrist1977
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