Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 23Carleton University, 1992 - Algonquian Indians |
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Page 88
The traders appear to be cultural mirrors of their times : endorsing merit , patronizing in their relationships with the Cree with whom they worked , generous to those who performed ...
The traders appear to be cultural mirrors of their times : endorsing merit , patronizing in their relationships with the Cree with whom they worked , generous to those who performed ...
Page 140
For one thing , despite Grafstein's claim , there do appear to be occasional instances in which an obviative occurs in Ojibwa texts that is not itself obviative and that does not have an antecedent in the text .
For one thing , despite Grafstein's claim , there do appear to be occasional instances in which an obviative occurs in Ojibwa texts that is not itself obviative and that does not have an antecedent in the text .
Page 191
They typically appear in the upper right corner of pages on the left side of the account book and usually depict ... I have been able to identify 40 of the 48 different kinds of trade goods appearing in Roy's account book and all 12 ...
They typically appear in the upper right corner of pages on the left side of the account book and usually depict ... I have been able to identify 40 of the 48 different kinds of trade goods appearing in Roy's account book and all 12 ...
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