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Four memoirs only were sent to the Institute, none of which gained the prize. Two honorable mentions were granted, one of them to memoir No. 4; that is, to P. J. Proudhon, printer at Besancon. The judges were MM. Amedde Jaubert, Reinaud, and Burnouf. FOUR MEMOIRS ONLY WERE SENT TO THE INSTITUTE NONE OF WHICH GAINED THE PRIZE TWO HONORABLE MENTIONS WERE GRANTED ONE OF THEM TO MEMOIR NUMBER FOUR THAT IS TO P J PUDON PRINTER AT BOSONZIN THE JUDGES WERE MESSIEURS AMET GUBERT REYNAUD AND BERNOUF
ation of the condition of his brothers, the working-men. The only thing which he had then published was an "Essay on General Grammar," which appeared without the author's signature. While reprinting, at Besancon, the "Primitive Elements of Languages, Discovered by the Comparison of Hebrew roots with those of the Latin and French," by the Abbe Bergier, Proudhon had enlarged the edition of his "Essay on General Grammar." The date of the edition, 1837, proves that he did not at that time think of competing for the Suard pension. In this work, which continued and completed that of the Abbe Bergier, Proudhon adopted the same point of view, that of Moses and of Biblical tradition. Two years later, in February, 1839, being already in possession of the Suard pension, he addressed to the Institute, as a competitor for the Volney prize, a memoir entitled: "Studies in Grammatical Classification and the Derivation of some French words." It was his first work, revised and presented in another form. LIORATION OF THE CONDITION OF HIS BROTHERS THE WORKING MEN THE ONLY THING WHICH HE HAD THEN PUBLISHED WAS AN ESSAY ON GENERAL GRAMMAR WHICH APPEARED WITHOUT THE AUTHOR'S SIGNATURE WHILE REPRINTING AT BOSONZO THE PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS OF LANGUAGES DISCOVERED BY THE COMPARISON OF HEBREW ROOTS WITH THOSE OF THE LATIN AND FRENCH BY THE ABBE BERGIER PRUDENCE HAD ENLARGED THE EDITION OF HIS ESSAY ON GENERAL GRAMMAR THE DATE OF THE EDITION EIGHTEEN THIRTY SEVEN PROVES THAT HE DID NOT AT THAT TIME THINK OF COMPETING FOR THE SUARD PENSION IN THIS WORK WHICH CONTINUED AND COMPLETED THAT OF THE ABBE BERGIER PRUDENT ADOPTED THE SAME POINT OF VIEW THAT OF MOSES AND OF BIBLICAL TRADITION TWO YEARS LATER IN FEBRUARY EIGHTEEN THIRTY NINE BEING ALREADY IN POSSESSION OF THE SUARD PENSION HE ADDRESSED TO THE INSTITUTE AS A COMPETITOR FOR THE VOLNEY PRIZE A MEMOIR ENTITLED STUDIES IN GRAMMATICAL CLASSIFICATION AND THE DERIVATION OF SOME FRENCH WORDS IT WAS HIS FIRST WORK REVISED AND PRESENTED IN ANOTHER FORM
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