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In northern Saskatchewan and the Northwest territories , he must have come into contact with many speakers of Cree , and he not only incorporated many Cree speakers into his novels as characters , he also used Cree vocab- ulary to ...
In northern Saskatchewan and the Northwest territories , he must have come into contact with many speakers of Cree , and he not only incorporated many Cree speakers into his novels as characters , he also used Cree vocab- ulary to ...
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it too contains no Cree source material . However , due to the similarities of transcription system , and to the fact that Watkins's dictionary was just about the only one that would have been available to Curwood when he was writing ...
it too contains no Cree source material . However , due to the similarities of transcription system , and to the fact that Watkins's dictionary was just about the only one that would have been available to Curwood when he was writing ...
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When , however , evidence of morphology , syntax and lexicon is considered , a major set of isoglosses within the palatalized dialects separate the East Cree speak- ers of eastern James Bay from the Montagnais speakers of south ...
When , however , evidence of morphology , syntax and lexicon is considered , a major set of isoglosses within the palatalized dialects separate the East Cree speak- ers of eastern James Bay from the Montagnais speakers of south ...
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