Janus: George Alexander Wilken: Matriarchy or Mother-Right with the Ancient Arabians, translated by Sir James Redhouse

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George Alexander Wilken: Matriarchy or Mother-Right with the Ancient Arabians, translated by Sir James Redhouse

Title	George Alexander Wilken: Matriarchy or Mother-Right with the Ancient Arabians, translated by Sir James Redhouse
Reference	GBR/0012/MS Add.4245
Creator	Wilken, George Alexander (1847-1891)
Covering Dates	1885
Extent and Medium	1 volume; paper
Repository	Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives

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George Alexander Wilken (1847-1891), Professor of Ethnography of the Indian Archipelago at Leyden.

Sir James William Redhouse (1811-1892), oriental scholar, worked for the government of Turkey at Constantinople, before serving in the Turkish navy. He was Secretary of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1861-1864, and a leading authority on the Osmanli-Turkish language.

Presented by Sir James Redhouse, 1885.

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