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Correspondence between Robert A. Logan and Dr. Ahab Spence, Head, Cultural Development Section, Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development regarding Logan's work with the Cree language

MS-2-580, Box 17, Folder 24
File
1969 - 1986

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Correspondence between Robert A. Logan and Dr. Barry Fell, Harvard University concerning Dr. Fell's study of epigraphy

MS-2-580, Box 18, Folder 3
File
1979 - 1993

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Correspondence between Robert A. Logan and Dr. Barry Fell, Harvard University concerning Dr. Fell's study of epigraphy

MS-2-580, Box 18, Folder 2
File
1978 - 1979

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Correspondence between Robert A. Logan and Dr. Bruce A. MacDonald : [correspondence, Western Epigraphic Society membership cards and newsletters]

MS-2-580, Box 17, Folder 29
File
1981 - 1987

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Correspondence between Robert A. Logan and Edward W. Haile concerning Logan's work with the Cree language

MS-2-580, Box 18, Folder 18
File
1974 - 1975

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Correspondence between Robert A. Logan and G. F. Delaney, secretary Geographic Board of Canada concerning the origins of the name Musquodoboit

MS-2-580, Box 18, Folder 12
File
1970

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Correspondence between Robert A. Logan and Jack Holterman regarding Logan's work with the Cree language

MS-2-580, Box 17, Folder 10
File
1965

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Correspondence between Robert A. Logan and Lionel Head regarding Logan's work with the Cree language

MS-2-580, Box 17, Folder 3
File
1949

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Correspondence between Robert A. Logan and Lt. Colonel George V. Fagan, Director of the Library, United States Air Force Academy regarding Logan's work with the Cree language

MS-2-580, Box 17, Folder 13
File
1965

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Correspondence between Robert A. Logan and Miss J. E. Randles, Trust Officer, Estate of George Bernard Shaw

MS-2-580, Box 17, Folder 38
File
1987

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Correspondence between Robert A. Logan and Mr. Frederick J. Dockstader, Director, Museum of the American Indian concerning Logan's work with the Cree language

MS-2-580, Box 18, Folder 5
File
1946 - 1977

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Correspondence between Robert A. Logan and Mr. Patrick (Paddy) Gardiner, Northern Electric Company Limted, Communications Study Group concerning Logan's work with linguistics

MS-2-580, Box 18, Folder 4
File
1969 - 1986

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Correspondence between Robert A. Logan and various others regarding Logan's work with the Cree language and linguistics

MS-2-580, Box 17, Folder 27
File
1960-1966; 1985

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Correspondence from Robert A. Logan regarding the creation of his Cree-English dictionary

MS-2-580, Box 16, Folder 24
File
1942 - 1974

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Correspondence from Robert A. Logan requesting the use of one universally accepted language

MS-2-580, Box 16, Folder 20
File
1968; 1986

Part of Robert A. Logan fonds

Folder contains two letters; one written to the Permanent Representative of The People's Republic of China to the United Nations and the second written to the British Museum. Logan suggests in these letters that the adoption of a system of symbols representing speech sounds would make communicating globally easier.