C.P.Brown
Also recorded as Brown Dora · Charles Phillip Brown · C. P. Brown · Charles p Brown
C.P.Brown
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- Born
- 1798 · Kolkata.
- Died
- 1884 · London.
- Nationality
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · India
- Occupation
- writer · civil servant · artist · scholar · translator
- Fields
- lexicography · translation · prose
- Education
- Haileybury and Imperial Service College
- Languages
- Telugu · English
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C.P.Brown studied at Haileybury and Imperial Service College. The recorded working language is Telugu and English. Subjects and genres recorded for the work are lexicography, translation and prose. Places of work recorded in the authority are United States. Employment is recorded with Indian Civil Service.
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- 1.Peter L. Schmitthenner. Telugu Resurgence: C.P. Brown and Cultural Consolidation in Nineteenth-century South India. Manohar. 94. 2001. 978-81-7304-291-1.
- 2.The Institute. Vijñāna Sarasvati. 1. 54. 1984.
- 3.HMTV. Janamaddi passes away. thehansindia.com.
- 4.Peter L. Schmitthenner. Telugu Resurgence: C.P. Brown and Cultural Consolidation in Nineteenth-century South India. Manohar. 66–7. 2001. 978-81-7304-291-1.
- 5.The Institute. Vijñāna Sarasvati. 1. 54. 1984.
- 6.Peter L. Schmitthenner. Telugu Resurgence: C.P. Brown and Cultural Consolidation in Nineteenth-century South India. Manohar. 109–11. 2001. 978-81-7304-291-1.
- 7.http://www.engr.mun.ca/~adluri/telugu/index.html , Excerpts from the 1906 edition of Linguistic Survey of India (Telugu).
- 8.Peter L. Schmitthenner. Telugu Resurgence: C.P. Brown and Cultural Consolidation in Nineteenth-century South India. Manohar. 125–6. 2001. 978-81-7304-291-1.
- 9.Peter L. Schmitthenner. Telugu Resurgence: C.P. Brown and Cultural Consolidation in Nineteenth-century South India. Manohar. 167. 2001. 978-81-7304-291-1.
- 10.Trubner's American and Oriental literary record; Volumes 1–4; 2 November 1866; Pages 359–360
- 11.Charles Philip Brown. A Dictionary, Telugu and English. 1852.
- 12.Government of Andhra Pradesh. CP Brown - YSR Kadapa District.
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