Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 23Carleton University, 1992 - Algonquian Indians |
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... Anne's festivities were believed to be dying out . In a diachronic study of Micmac society conducted in the early 1950s , Wilson D. Wallis and Ruth Sawtell Wallis ( 1955 : 283 ) contended that St. Anne's , which they designated as the ...
... Anne's festivities were believed to be dying out . In a diachronic study of Micmac society conducted in the early 1950s , Wilson D. Wallis and Ruth Sawtell Wallis ( 1955 : 283 ) contended that St. Anne's , which they designated as the ...
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... Anne , however , should not be confused with the origins of the actual St. Anne's ceremony . In 1629 two Jesuit priests , Father Barthélemy Vimont and Father Alexandre de Vieuxpont , dedicated that first chapel in New France , built in ...
... Anne , however , should not be confused with the origins of the actual St. Anne's ceremony . In 1629 two Jesuit priests , Father Barthélemy Vimont and Father Alexandre de Vieuxpont , dedicated that first chapel in New France , built in ...
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... Anne's Day councils ( PANS 1928 ) . Conclusion St. Anne's still remains a vital ceremonial occasion , especially in Cape Bre- ton , For over a century it represented a major forum in which Micmac leadership could express distinctly ...
... Anne's Day councils ( PANS 1928 ) . Conclusion St. Anne's still remains a vital ceremonial occasion , especially in Cape Bre- ton , For over a century it represented a major forum in which Micmac leadership could express distinctly ...
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