LeJuene books

[David Lewis]

Klahowya friends,
I found these listed at Coyote Press in Salinas, California.

http://www.coyotepress.com/used.html#anchor6

FEATURED SELECTIONS:
LeJeune, Father Jean-Marie. Chinook Rudiments. Printed for Fr. LeJeune's
Indian mission in Kamloops, B.C., 3 May 1924 (No. 1739). Extremely rare 36
pp. pamphlet in near fine condition. 4.75 x 7.5 inches. Smith's Pacific
Northwest Americana, #5827 locates only four copies. See also
Soliday/Decker, p. 169, #38. [#W1021] $100.00.
LeJeune, Father Jean-Marie. Chinook and Shorthand Rudiments: with which the
Chinook Jargon and the WAWA Shorthand can be mastered without a teacher in
a few hours. Printed for Fr. LeJeune's Indian mission in Kamloops, B.C.,
1898. 16 pp. 3.75 x 6.0 inches; one folded signature, not cut at top or
saddle-stitched. Author listed as "by the editor of the "Kamloops WAWA."
Very good condition. Extremely rare! Listed in Smith's Pacific Northwest
Americana, #5821 (only three copies located) and Soliday/Decker p. 169,
#37. [#W1001] $50.00.
LeJeune, Father Jean-Marie. Polyglot manual; sections in English, Chinook,
and Latin, most using the Duployan shorthand. Printed for Fr. LeJeune's
Indian mission in Kamloops, B.C., 1896. 3.75 x 6.0 inches, perfect bind in
plain paper wraps. Very good condition, with minor water stains to cover.
Extremely rare! Listed in Smith's Pacific Northwest Americana, #5841 and
Soliday/Decker p. 169. Contents: English Manual: Prayers and Catechism in
English typography; Prayers and Catechism in English phonography; Chinook
Manual: Prayers, Hymns and Catechism in Chinook; Latin Manual or Hymns and
Chants in Use by the Indians of British Columbia. All but the English
typography employ the Duployan shorthand. [#W1002] $60.00.
LeJeune, Father Jean-Marie. Studies on Shuswap. Printed for Fr. LeJeune's
Indian mission in Kamloops, B.C., 1925. 32 pp. 4.75 x 7.5 inches, saddle
stitch. Near fine condition. Extremely rare! Listed in Smith's Pacific
Northwest Americana, #5850 and Soliday/Decker p. 169, #39. [#C1174] $100.00.
LeJeune, Father Jean-Marie. The WAWA Shorthand Instructor or The Duployan
Stenography Adapted to English. Printed for Fr. LeJeune's Indian mission in
Kamloops, B.C., 1896. Stated first edition. 24 pages plus printed paper
wraps, 5.0 x 7.5 inches, saddle stitch binding. Authorship "by the editor
of the Kamloops 'WAWA.'" Near fine condition with only minor age fading.
Listed in Smith's Pacific Northwest Americana, #5852 and Soliday/Decker p.
169, #34. [#W1008] $60.00.
LeJeune, Father Jean-Marie (editor, publisher & printer). Kamloops WAWA,
Vol. 6, No. 11 (No. 158 in the series). Kamloops, B.C., 1897. Near fine
condition. 16 page pamphlet, top uncut and no staple or string binding.
Extremely rare! Soliday/Decker p. 168, Lowther 938. [#W0611] $40.00.
LeJeune, Father Jean-Marie (editor, publisher & printer). Kamloops WAWA,
Vol. 7, No. 12 (No. 171 in the series). Kamloops, B.C., 1898. Near fine
condition. 16 page pamphlet, top uncut and no staple or string binding.
Extremely rare! Soliday/Decker p. 168, Lowther 938. [#W0712] $40.00.

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