Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 23Carleton University, 1992 - Algonquian Indians |
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... become United States citizens or could relocate to the Cherokee Delaware in Ok- lahoma ( 406 F. Supp . 1309 , 1975 : 1320 ) . This historical action would also become the basis for a Delaware claim filed under the Indian Land Claims ...
... become United States citizens or could relocate to the Cherokee Delaware in Ok- lahoma ( 406 F. Supp . 1309 , 1975 : 1320 ) . This historical action would also become the basis for a Delaware claim filed under the Indian Land Claims ...
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... become the preeminent symbol of authority for chiefs , replacing clan animals such as the eagle , bear and crane ... becoming increasingly acculturated in the 19th century . 212 GEORGE FULFORD.
... become the preeminent symbol of authority for chiefs , replacing clan animals such as the eagle , bear and crane ... becoming increasingly acculturated in the 19th century . 212 GEORGE FULFORD.
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... become 103000000000000000 and his children would become 103010000000000000 to 103XX00000000000000 . Although lineage numbers were created primarily for the purpose of or- dering genealogies , these numbers had other important advantages ...
... become 103000000000000000 and his children would become 103010000000000000 to 103XX00000000000000 . Although lineage numbers were created primarily for the purpose of or- dering genealogies , these numbers had other important advantages ...
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