1892, WA: Kikisoblu (daughter of Chief Seattle) speaks

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Cutting deeper into the etymology of t’ɬəmínxwət “tell a lie”

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Chinook Jargon in the news: BC teachers get a CJ workshop

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1895: “Chinook Hymns” in Chinuk Pipa (Part 4: Naika Chako Wawa)

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You can buy this piece of Chinook Jargon history

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Darrin Brager’s find of Vocabulario Chinook

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Lempfrit’s legendary, long-lost linguistic legacy (Part 11) (published out of sequence as Part 22A!)

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1865, BC (west coast of Vancouver Island): Shipwreck and loss of life, and no Chinook!

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1913, AK: Suggests a Rabbit as Alaska’s State Seal

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Didactic dialogues in CW dictionaries, Part 8B (Prosch’s 1888/1912 ms. dictionary

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