Lanning, C. M., Kipp, J., & Gladston, W. S. (1882). A grammar and vocabulary of the Blackfoot language: Being a concise and comprehensive grammar for the use of the learner, to which is added an exhaustive vocabulary, containing upwards of five thousand words, phrases and sentences, upon five hundred different subjects of everyday occurances, all arranged under their respective headings, with the negations and interrogations of each. The author.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationLanning, C. M., Joseph Kipp, and W. S. Gladston. A Grammar and Vocabulary of the Blackfoot Language: Being a Concise and Comprehensive Grammar for the Use of the Learner, to Which Is Added an Exhaustive Vocabulary, Containing Upwards of Five Thousand Words, Phrases and Sentences, upon Five Hundred Different Subjects of Everyday Occurances, All Arranged Under Their Respective Headings, with the Negations and Interrogations of Each. Fort Benton [Montana Territory]: The author, 1882.
MLA (8th ed.) CitationLanning, C. M., et al. A Grammar and Vocabulary of the Blackfoot Language: Being a Concise and Comprehensive Grammar for the Use of the Learner, to Which Is Added an Exhaustive Vocabulary, Containing Upwards of Five Thousand Words, Phrases and Sentences, upon Five Hundred Different Subjects of Everyday Occurances, All Arranged Under Their Respective Headings, with the Negations and Interrogations of Each. The author, 1882.