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| Ken Hale |
1868: Preaching in Salt Lake City, Mormon leader Brigham Young proposes a new phonetic alphabet to be used among his followers. The alphabet is devised, but little used, and later abandoned.
1992: Peter Bakker of Amsterdam defends his thesis on Michif, the unique French-Cree mixed language of USA and Canada.
1994: Swedish phonetician and Romanist Bertil Malmberg dies at the age of 81.
2001: Death of Ken Hale.
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