Hispanic studies
By: by Elijah Clarence Hills.
Contributors: American Association of Teachers of Spanish.
Series: Hispania monographs
Publisher: The American association of teachers of Spanish
Published: 1929
Place of publication: [Stanford University, Calif.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 298
Subjects: Spanish philology.
Table of contents: title: New-Mexican Spanish.; title: The Quechua drama, "Ollanta".; title: Some Spanish-American poets.; title: Did Bryant translate Heredia's ode to Niagara?; title: English translations of Spanish plays.; title: Irregular epic meters.; title: Notes and queries on the meter of the "Poem of the Cid".; title: The unity of the "Poem of the Cid".; title: Spanish patronymics in -z.; title: Drift in the Romance languages.; title: The accusative a.; title: The pronunciation and spelling of "huído" and similar words.; title: Names of the French and Spanish participles.; title: How many words are there in Spanish?.; title: New words in California.; title: Irradiation of certain suffixes.; title: "Creole" and "West Indies".; title: Reviews.; title: A list of Old Spanish dictionaries (p. 286-292); title: List of the publications of E. C. Hills (p. 293-298)