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Bendor-Samuel, John T. 1968. Review of Languages of Guatemala, by Mayers, Marvin K., editor.
Campbell. 1974. Review of According to our ancestors: Folk texts from Guatemala and Honduras, by Shaw, Mary, editor.
Fleming, Ilah. 1966. "Carib."
Fleming, Ilah. 1966. "Caribe."
Fleming, Ilah. 1977. "Alfabeto caribe centroamericano."
Fleming, Ilah. 1979. "Participant identification in C. A. Carib discourse."
Howland, Lillian G. 1971. "Carib."
Howland, Lillian G. 1972. "Caribe."
Howland, Lillian G. 1981. "Communicational integration of reality and fiction."
Howland, Lillian G. 1984. "Spirit communication at the Carib dügü."
Howland, Lillian G. 1988. Comunicación con los espíritus 'dügü garifuna (Caribe).
Mayers, Marvin K., ed. 1966. Languages of Guatemala.
Mayers, Marvin K., ed. 1966. Lenguas de Guatemala.
Segalen. 1975. Review of According to our ancestors: Folk texts from Guatemala and Honduras, by Shaw, Mary, ed.
Shaw, Mary, ed. 1971. According to our ancestors: Folk texts from Guatemala and Honduras.
Shaw, Mary, ed. 1972. Según nuestros antepasados: Textos folklóricos de Guatemala y Honduras.
Simeon, George. 1971. Review of Languages of Guatemala, by Mayers, Marvin K., ed.

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