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Reprinted in TL1&2:

Ch. 1:
Loglan Phonology. TL2:17-30.
Ch. 2:
The Resolvability of Loglan Words. TL1:353-63.
Ch. 3:
The Selection of Primitives. TL:305-11.
Ch. 4:
The Derivation of Primitives. TL1:364-76.
Ch. 5:
The Construction of Complex Predicates. TL1:296-304.
Ch. 6:
The Word-Order Problem. TL1:54-61.
Ch. 7:
The Formal Grammar TL1: 113-59.
Ch. 8:
A Note on Loglan Semantics. TL2:31-41
Ch. 9:
The Place-Structure of Predicates. TL1:101-9.
Ch.10:
A Provisional System of Tense Operators. TL1:377-81.
Ch.11:
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Ch.12:
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