Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 8Carleton University, 1977 - Algonquian Indians |
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... material appearing in the noun phrases is of French origin , while the verbs are from Cree . ( 1 ) ( a ) an mæzɔ̃ ki · -ušihta · w . a house past - make - 3 2 He built a house . We ( exc . ) are going to go to town . ( b ) dã la vil ...
... material appearing in the noun phrases is of French origin , while the verbs are from Cree . ( 1 ) ( a ) an mæzɔ̃ ki · -ušihta · w . a house past - make - 3 2 He built a house . We ( exc . ) are going to go to town . ( b ) dã la vil ...
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... materials . In this limited space , my main concern has been to make the text available and to comment on its context , writer , and history . Further comparative data and analyses of this material by scholars more versed than myself in ...
... materials . In this limited space , my main concern has been to make the text available and to comment on its context , writer , and history . Further comparative data and analyses of this material by scholars more versed than myself in ...
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... material and concluded the Assiniboine had come from the neighbourhood of Lake Winnipeg and from the evidence I have seen I would have to agree that Lake Winnipeg is the most probable choice . The final reference is that of Kelsey in ...
... material and concluded the Assiniboine had come from the neighbourhood of Lake Winnipeg and from the evidence I have seen I would have to agree that Lake Winnipeg is the most probable choice . The final reference is that of Kelsey in ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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