Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 8Carleton University, 1977 - Algonquian Indians |
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... furs [ 50 M. Br . ] with him however I have tried him in his coat etc. once more but he is really not deserving of one for he has brought no Furs to signify for this many years . ( B.59 / a / 65 : June 8 ) Similarly , old captains ...
... furs [ 50 M. Br . ] with him however I have tried him in his coat etc. once more but he is really not deserving of one for he has brought no Furs to signify for this many years . ( B.59 / a / 65 : June 8 ) Similarly , old captains ...
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... furs . The success with which they achieved this varied from year to year according to the availability of resources and according to a captain's abilities to attract men and their furs . There is no statement in the records indicating ...
... furs . The success with which they achieved this varied from year to year according to the availability of resources and according to a captain's abilities to attract men and their furs . There is no statement in the records indicating ...
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... furs . One would think that a captain's inability to hunt combined with the habit of camping near the post ( Neoskweskau ) and en- couraging other hunters to take their furs to the opposition would have been sufficient reason for a ...
... furs . One would think that a captain's inability to hunt combined with the habit of camping near the post ( Neoskweskau ) and en- couraging other hunters to take their furs to the opposition would have been sufficient reason for a ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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