Ahiamihewintuhangan =
The prayer song, /
arranged by Rev. Eugene Vetromile, S.J.

Description

Main Author

Vetromile, Eugene, 1819-1881.

Related Names

Clements, William L. (William Lawrence), 1861-1934, former owner.
Strong, Thomas W., lithographer.
Edward Dunigan & Brother

Language(s)

English

Published

New York : Published by Edward Dunigan & Brother, (James B. Kirker,) no. 371 Broadway, 1858.

Subjects

Catholic Church > Catholic Church / Liturgy > Catholic Church / Liturgy / Texts.
Indigenous peoples > Indigenous peoples / North America > Indigenous peoples / North America / Languages > Indigenous peoples / North America / Languages / Texts.
Indigenous peoples > Indigenous peoples / North America > Indigenous peoples / North America / Songs and music.
Indigenous peoples > Indigenous peoples / North America > Indigenous peoples / North America / Nova Scotia.
Mi'kmaq.
Abenaki.
Penobscot.
Gregorian chants.
Indians of North America > Indians of North America / Languages > Indians of North America / Languages / Texts.
Indians of North America > Indians of North America / Songs and music.
Indians of North America > Indians of North America / Nova Scotia.
Micmac Indians.
Abenaki Indians.
Penobscot Indians.
Bookplates.
Authors' presentation inscriptions.
Lithographs.
Songs.

Note

"An abridgment of the Gregorian chant": pages [7]-20.
Dedication to "The Great Patriarch, Pius the Ninth" in English (recto) and Abenaki (verso) inserted at page [v], preceding preface.
Last page blank.
Treatise in English; musical texts in Eastern Abenaki (Penobscot), Latin, and Micmac.
Frontispiece "N'dàkkabin skudewhambù. Rum, fire-water" signed: Lith. by T.W. Strong, 98 Nassau St. N.Y.

Physical Description

vi, [1], 8-41, [5] pages, [4] leaves of plates : illustrations, music ; 18 cm

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