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Pamphlets - ELS Archives NO. PAMPHLET TITLE AUTHOR PUBL CITY PUBLISHER DATE VOl. NO. No. Pages FROM Date Owned P 1 Old Testament Language Studies P 1-1 The Etymology and Meaning of the Sanskrit Root "ID" Ness, Jens A. Baltimore 1902 SCY P 1-2 Zur Babylonisch-Assyrischen Briefliteratur Klauber, Ernst Paris Librairie Paul Geuthner 1910 180-186 SCY P 1-3 Keilschriftbriefe: Staat und Gesellschaft in der babylonish-assyrischen Klauber, Ernst Leipzig J.C. Hinrich 1911 32 SCY Briefliteratur P 1-4 Bel Tabti Klauber, Ernst Chicago Univ. Press 1911 331-334 SCY P 1-5 Jean, F. Charles: "Les Lettres de Hammurapi a Sin-Idinnam Klauber, Ernst Paris Librairie Paul Geuthner 1914 Tome VII-Fas. 29-31 SCY 1 P 1-6 Ylvisaker: "Zur babylonischen und assyrian Grammatik Klauber, Ernst Paris Librairie Paul Geuthner 1912 Tome VI-Fas. 240-243 SCY 4 P 1-7 Handel und Wandel in Altbabylonien Delitzsch, Friedrich Stuttgart Deutsche Verlags 1910 59 SCY 1910 P 1-8 Franz Bohl: "Kannaanaer und Hebraer" Langdon, St. Paris Librairie Paul Geuthner 1912 Tome IV-Fas. 54-56 SCY 1912 1 P 1-9 A Tablet of Prayers from the Nippur Library Langdon, S. Society of Bibl. Arch. 1912 75-79 SCY 1912 P 1-10 Babylonisch-assyrische Texte Landsberger, B. 73-134 SCY P 1-11 Babylonisches Landsberger, B Wien Alfred Holder 1912 Band XXVI 127-131 SCY 1912 P 1-12 Om Nominernes Bojning Babylonisk-Assyrisk Ravn, O. E. Kobenhavn G.E.C. Gad 1909 15-119 SCY P 1-13 Babylonien in seinen wichtigsten Ruinenstatten Zehnpfund, Rudolf Leipzig J.C. Hinrich 1910 72 SCY 1910 p 1-14 Babylonische Hymnen und Gebete: Zweite Auswahl Zimmern, Heinrich Leipzig J.C. Hinrich 1911 32 SCY 1912 P 1-15 Dialectic Differences Between Assyrian and Babylonian and Problems Ylvisaker, S.C. Leipzig W. Drugulin 1913 Vol XXVI, No 397-401 Geo. O. They Present IV Lillegard P 1-14 Zur Babylonischen und Assyrischen Grammatik: Inagural Dissertation Ylvisaker, S.C. Leipzig Druck von August Pries 1911 74 Hove P 1-15 Die Deutung der Zukunst bei den Babyloniern und Assyriern Ungnad, Arthur Leipzig J.C. Hinrich 1909 10 Jarg., Heft 36 SCY 1909 3 P 1-16 Assyrian and Babylonian Beast Fables Johnston, Christopher Am. Journal Semetic Lang 1912 Vol 28, No. 2 81-100 SCY 1912 P 1-17 Assyrian qananu 'to coil' and xarapu 'to abound' Johnston, Christopher Journal Am Oriental Soc 1908 Vol. 29 224-226 SCY P 1-18 The Assyrian Word Nubattu Johnston, Christopher Chicago Univ. Press 341-349 P 1-19 Leitsatze und Tabellen zu einem Kolleg Jensen, P. Marburg 1912 56 SCY 1913 P 1-20 Some Kouyunjik Letters and Related Texts: A Dissertation Waterman, Leroy Am. Journal Semetic Lang 1912 Vol. 28, No. 2 143 P 1-21 Die babylonische Chronologie in Berossos' Babyloniaka-5 Schnabel, P. Berlin Wolf Peiser 1908 13 Jahrgang 45 SCY P 1-22 Die babylonische Chronologie in Berossos' Babyloniaka-1 Schnabel, P. Berlin Wolf Peiser 1908 13 Jahrgang 99 SCY P 1-23 Kashshites, Assyrians, and the Balance of Power Olmstead, A.T. Am. Journal Semetic Lang 1920 Vol. 3, No. 2 120-153 P 1-24 Assyrian Historiography: A Source Study Olmstead, A.T. Columbia, MO Univ. of Missouri 1916 Vol. III, No 1 59 SCY 1916 P 1-25 The Calculated Frightfulness of Ashur Nasir Apal Olmstead, A.T. Journal Am Oriental Soc 1918 209-263 P 1-26 Assyrian Government of Dependicies Olmstead, A.T. Am. Political Sci Review 1918 Vol. 12, No. 1 63-77 P 1-27 Ueber das Werk des P. Abaelard: "Ethica seu Scito te Ipsum" Dr. Bittcher, Dr. Naumburg Karl Aug. Klaffenbach 1843 14 P 1-28 Zeitschrift fur Assryiologie und Verwandte Geibiete Bezold, Carl Strassburg Karl J. Trubmer 1913 61-66 SCY P 1-29 Die Tempora im Semitischen Bauer, Hans Leipzig J.C. Hinrich 1910 53 P 1-30 XVII—Nenia 'παιγνιον' Heller, John Transactions Am Philogical 1943 Vol. 74 215-268 P 1-31 Preliminary Bibliography of Paul Haupt Ember, A. John Hopkins Univ. 1911 29 NO. PAMPHLET TITLE AUTHOR PUBL CITY PUBLISHER DATE VOl. NO. No. Pages FROM Date Owned P 1-32 Elul und Adar Haupt, Paul Leipzig F.A. Brockhaus 1910 703-714 P 1-31 Die Amarna-Zeit: Egypten und Uorderasien um 1400 v. Chr. Nach dem Niebuhr, Carl Leipzig J.C. Hinrich 1903 1 Jarg., Heft 2 32 Chrotafelsunde P 1-33 Die orientalischen Ausgrabungen und die altere biblisch Geschichte Kittel, D. Rud. Leipzig A. Deichert 1908 52 SCY 1908 P 1-34 Cuneiform Documents in the Smith College Library Grant, Elihu Haverford, PA Biblical and Kindred Stud. 1918 30 SCY 1918 P 1-35 Historical and Grammatical Texts Poebel, Arno Intern. Archiv fur Ethnog 1914 4 V LXXXIV-D Das zertrummerte Babel, das unfehlbare Gotteswort und die ewige Huebner, W. Zwickau Johannes Hermann 1903 also listed in 23 Wiese Gottesstadt. #1 V CXLIV-D Illustrations of the Different Languages and Dialects in which the Holy New York American Bible Society 1893 64 Wiese 1893 Bible in Whole or in Part has been printed and circulated by the American Bible Society. Souvenir Edition, Columbian Exposition, 1893. P 2 Old Testament: Moses books P 2-1 Vita Moses: Pars I: De Infantia Moses Schumann, G.A. Lipsiae Ioh. Fr. Gluck 1824 P 2-2 Syndfloden Skriften kan ikke Rokkes Bulow, A.E. Kobenhavn Hovedkommission Hos 1914 57 H.A. Preus P 2-3 The First Eleven Chapters of Genesis AND "A tract for the American Germantown, PA Swedenborg Publ. Assoc. 1896 People P 2-4 Andre Mose-bok eller Ut-ferdi Seippe, A.l Oslo det norske samlaget 1908 141 P 2-5 Das Passah-Lamm oder Passah Belejrungen fur Judische Kinder Berlin 1829 152 N.P. Hvale 1870 P 2-6 Moses, Jesus, Paulus: Drei Varianten des babylonishen Gottmenschen Jensen, P. Frankfurt a M. Neuer Frankfurter 1909 64 SCY 1909 Gilgamesh P 2-7 Een Nieuwe Commentaar op Genesis Bohl, F.M. Th. Nieuwe Theol. Studien 1919 Vol II, No 6 176-182 SCY 1919 P 2-8 Critica Sacra Bohl, F.M. Th. Nieuwe Theol. Studien 1920 Vol. III, No. 8 265-274 SCY 1920 P 2-9 Abraams Kaldelse: og Abraham og Melchizedek Caspari, C.P. Christiania Jacob Dydwad 1872 101 P 2-10 Abrahams Provelse og Jakobs Kamp med Gud Caspari, C.P. Christiania Jacob Dydwad 1872 111 Ottesen P 2-11 Abrahams Provelse og Jakobs Kamp med Gud Caspari, C.P. Christiania Jacob Dydwad 1876 112 J.B. Unseth V XV-L Tale over 2 Mosebog 2, 23-3, 15. 35 Wiese V XLV-A Dr. Mortin Luthers Udlaeggelse af De Syv Bodspsalmer. Schwartzbrem, L. Kjobenhavn C.A. Reitzels forlag 1880 123 Wiese V CXXX-F Fra Kampen om Mosebogerne. Poulson, A.S. Kjobenhavn F. Hegel & Son 1890 27 Wiese V CXXXV-C Tale over 2 Mosebog 2, 23-3,15. Den. 11 Novb. om Aftenen. 35 C. Anderson V CXLI-A Kristus i det gamle Testamente. Foredrag ved in Konferens paa Astrup, Hans J.S. Decorah, Iowa norske Synodes Bog. 1898 24 Wiese 1898 Entumeni i Zululand i Juli 1897. P 3 Old Testament: Psalms P 3-1 Ved Sygeleiet: Skriftlektoioner og Salmer Ved Sygebesog Sonderson, S. Kristiania Steen 1905 175 F. Kwamme? P 3-2 Der 46. Psalm, das Schutz- und Trutzied der lutherischen Kirche Kretzmann, P.E. 50 inc P 3-3 Ed Udvalg af Bibelske Kronike-Riim over Fortellinger af det gamle og Andresen, P. Christiania J. Chr. Abelsted 1850 32 M.F. Wiese nye Testamente P 3-4 Kampen for Davidssalmernew aegthed og Sogneprest Klavenaes's protest Storjohann Kristiania Berntzen P 3-5 Kort Udsigt over Israels Nabolandes Oldtids Histoie Schmidt, Vlademar Kobenhavn Kirkelig…Mission I 1914 96 M.F. Weise 1914 Danmark P 3-6 Natur-Videuskabernes Forhold til Religionen Chadbourne, P. A. Madison, WI B.W. Suckow 1869 18 N.P.N. Hvale P 3-7 Old Testament Parallels to Tabellae Defixionum Fox, W. Sherwood Am. Journal Semtic Lang 1914 Vol. 30, No 2 111-124 P 3-8 Israels Fald og Opreisning Gjevre, Annders Minneapolis Augsburg PH 1901 24 NO. PAMPHLET TITLE AUTHOR PUBL CITY PUBLISHER DATE VOl. NO. No. Pages FROM Date Owned P 3-9 Einleitung in das Alte Testament: Leitfadn fur Vorlesungen Fuerbringer, von L. St. Louis CPH 1928 103 N.P.N. Hvale P 3-10 De Sacramentanen en het oudste Hebreeuwsche Bibelhandschrift Bohl, F.M.Th. 4 Schalkamer 1921 P 3-11 Nieue Werken over het oude Testament Bohl, F.M.Th. Groningen N.V. Drukkerl 1921 IV Jahr., No. 6 185-192 P 3-12 De Gamle Testamentes Historie NO TITLE PAGE 144 P 3-13 Freund und Marr': Praparationen zum Alten Testament—Iesaias (Chap Leipzig Wilhelm Biolet 1847 97-192 A.E. Strom 23-41 P 3-14 Die Wahre Zeitrechnung des Alten Testamentes Seyffarth, G. St. Louis M. Nieduer 1857 115 P 3-15 De Jure Ecclesiastico Commentarii Historici Hase, Carolus Augusto Lipsiae Hartmannni 1828 76 P 3-16 A Bible Map "God's Plan of the Ages" Bates, Leon Dallas, TX Bible Believers Evang. 1969 Assoc V XIX-D Lidt Psalmehistorie med Merc for Ung og Gammel. Wiese, M. Fr. Decorah, Iowa Norske Synodes Bog. 1879 131 Wiese V LXXIV-C Davids 121 Salme, udlagt af Dr. Martin Luther. Oversat af Niels Luther, Martin Kristiania P.T. Malling 1883 32 Wiese Astrup, V LXXIV-D Davids 118de Salme, udlagt af Dr. Martin Luther. Oversat af Edvard Luther, Martin Kristiania P.T. Malling 1886 96 Wiese Brun, P 4 Old Testament: Prophets P 4-1 Die Propheten Daniel, Hosea, Joel, Amos Diedrich, J.
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    INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH CULTURE SOCIETY ISSN: 2456-6683 Volume - 2, Issue - 10, Oct – 2018 Monthly, Peer-Reviewed, Refereed, Indexed Journal Impact Factor: 4.526 Publication Date: 31/10/2018 TEA GARDEN LABOURER AND THEIR LIVING CONDITION: A STUDY IN MORNAI TEA ESTATE OF KOKRAJHAR DISTRICT, ASSAM 1Premjith Mohendiar, (Researcher) 2Dr. Alam Ara, (Advisor) 3Dr. (Ms.) Jahanara 1Master in Social Work (student) 2Assistant professor 3 Professor and Head Department of Anthropology and Social Work Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences, Allahabad (U.P) Email – [email protected] [email protected], [email protected], Abstract: Tea Estate labourers play an important role in the society. The society will never be complete without their involvement and contribution. Moreover, the main occupation of the Tea garden labour is wage labour. Therefore, it is essential to study the socio-economic condition of this particular section. The economic condition they live in, [email protected], socio-cultural values and institutions they cherish and the kind of relationship they maintain with the other people living around them and in the adjacent areas need to be understood in the light of the present- contemporary society. The study proposes to investigate the socio -economic life of tea garden labourers in Mornai Tea Estate. In [email protected], this study researcher have randomly selected 120 respondents of Mornai Tea Estate. To collected of socio-economic data on random sample, household surveys were conducted in the selected tea estates. Key word: [email protected], labour, Mornai Tea Esta te, socio-economic profile of tea labour.