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Page 193
... Vermillion Lake were familiar to most of his Ojibwa contemporaries . For example , the symbols he used to represent lynxs , bears and otters are similar to those used in Midewiwin song scrolls . The symbol representing fishers , on the ...
... Vermillion Lake were familiar to most of his Ojibwa contemporaries . For example , the symbols he used to represent lynxs , bears and otters are similar to those used in Midewiwin song scrolls . The symbol representing fishers , on the ...
Page 195
... Vermillion and Rainy Lake region thus had a rich selection of resources , including fish , wildfowl , moose , deer , elk , caribou , bison and a wide variety of fur - bearing animals . From about 1730 to 1756 the French operated forts ...
... Vermillion and Rainy Lake region thus had a rich selection of resources , including fish , wildfowl , moose , deer , elk , caribou , bison and a wide variety of fur - bearing animals . From about 1730 to 1756 the French operated forts ...
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... Lake Nipigon . Then he returned to Vermillion Lake , where managed the trading post until 1869 , when he contracted a severe illness and moved to Superior City ( near Fond du Lac ) to live with Vincent Jr. He died on 18 February 1872 ...
... Lake Nipigon . Then he returned to Vermillion Lake , where managed the trading post until 1869 , when he contracted a severe illness and moved to Superior City ( near Fond du Lac ) to live with Vincent Jr. He died on 18 February 1872 ...
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