Kraitsir Károly

Dr. (M.D.) Orvos, nyelvész
(obit.) Hölgyfutár, 1861 (III.)
V. Ö. Adattár: KÉZ2:40 K7:20-47 R1/d:10

Significance of the alphabet, Salem, 1846
Glossology - being treatise on the nature of language and on language of nature, New York, 1852, 240 oldal. (Ism. The Literary World, vol. III. No. 291, 1852 Sep. 18, p. 183 AP2 L642

Kraitsir's lecture on language (The Literary world, 1851, No 247, vol. 9, oct 25, p. 331–2) AP2 L642

Significance of the alphabet, Boston, 1846, E. P. Peabody, pp. 58. (Ism. North American Review 1849 január 160–182.) vol. 68 AP2 N7
Significance of the alphabet (Ism. No. Amer. Review 1849 apr. 436–465 vol. 68) (pronunciation of Latin)

Glossology (Ism. The Literary Gazette, London, 1852, p. 812) AP4 L42
Bing's biogr. of Kraitsir (In v.ö. adattár)
Glossology, a treatise on the nature of Language and the language of nature. (Ism. Putnam's Monthly, 1853 jan. p. 106.) AP2 P97
Tharp, Louise Hall: The Peabody sisters of Salem. (Boston, 1950, Little Brown)
Ács Tivadar: Akik elvándoroltak, Bpest, 1940, p. 41–44.
Rusk, Ralph L.: The letters of Ralph Waldo Emerson I–VI. (In Vol. III. p. 373., Letter dated feb. 13. 1847)
- (The best teacher of languages in existence is said to be Dr. Kraitsir in Boston)
Kraitsir's lecture on language. (The Literary World, New York, 1851 oct. 25, vol.9., 331–2) AP2 L642
Rees, John O. (Kansas State Univ.): Eliz. Peabody and The very ABC (Amer. Literature, 1967, 38(4) 537–540)
- (Hawthorne mistrusted the Kraitsir theory of language)