A GRAMMAR OF THE TELOOGOO LANGUAGE COMMONLY TERMED THE GENTOO PECULIAR TO THE HINDOOS INHABITING THE NORTH EASTERN PROVINCES OF THE INDIAN PENINSULA A.D. CAMPBELL THIRD EDITION ASIAN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES NEW DELHI % MADRAS % 1991ASIAN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES. *¢-2/15, S.D.A. NEW DELHI-110016 * 5 SRIPURAM FIRST STREET, MADRAS-600014. Prce’ts 195 AES Reprint: 1991 Frat Published Madras 1849 SBN: 8 1-206-03664 Puoisned by J Jetiey fot ASIAN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES C-2/15, SDA New Detty-1 10018 Processec by APEX PLIBLICATION SERVICES New Get-110016 Prmted.at Hitech Offset Paners Deir-716983 rman eetADVERTISEMENT. ate Since the establishment of the College of Fort William by Marquis Wellesley, the labors of many distinguished indivi- duals have added much valuable information to the knowledge before possessed of oriental literature, and afforded many faci- lities to the attainment of an improved acquaintance with the several dialects peculiar to the provinces immediately subject to the Supreme Government. A similar Institution (on a modified and less extensive Scale) has more recently been esta- blished at Fort St. George, and may be expected, in course of time, to produce the same favorable results as regards the lan- guages of the South of India; respecting which very little has as yet appeared before the public through the medium of the press, though the languages themselves had, even before the establishment of the College, been cultivated with considerable success by many individuals. For the establishment of the College of Fort St. George, and for the encouragement afforded in many other respects to the advancement of the literature of Southern India, the Public are in a great degree indebted to Sir George Barlow; and the following is one of several works which owe their rise to this source.