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Because these species did not rely on beaver , moose or caribou for food , they continued to proliferate in the Upper Great Lakes region . Alexander Mackenzie's remarks ( see note 9 ) indicate that moose and caribou populations in the ...
Because these species did not rely on beaver , moose or caribou for food , they continued to proliferate in the Upper Great Lakes region . Alexander Mackenzie's remarks ( see note 9 ) indicate that moose and caribou populations in the ...
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At that time he moved to Manitoba where he continued in the mission - sponsored education field until his retirement in 1957. Retirement permitted all his energies to be directed to his museum ( The Sam Waller Little Northern Museum ) ...
At that time he moved to Manitoba where he continued in the mission - sponsored education field until his retirement in 1957. Retirement permitted all his energies to be directed to his museum ( The Sam Waller Little Northern Museum ) ...
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This continued to be relevant during the 1920s , for as historian , Ramsay Cook ( 1987 : 435 ) notes specifically for that time period : " The major policy of the officials of that bureaucracy [ the Indian Affairs Branch of the ...
This continued to be relevant during the 1920s , for as historian , Ramsay Cook ( 1987 : 435 ) notes specifically for that time period : " The major policy of the officials of that bureaucracy [ the Indian Affairs Branch of the ...
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