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... phase of the ceremony , the procession returned to the church , where families departed to feast or partake in a church - sponsored bingo game . Micmac Leadership and St. Anne's in Cape Breton in the Past Micmac leadership has always ...
... phase of the ceremony , the procession returned to the church , where families departed to feast or partake in a church - sponsored bingo game . Micmac Leadership and St. Anne's in Cape Breton in the Past Micmac leadership has always ...
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... phase " . What is being argued here is that archival research raises questions about the contentions of Graham and Trudeau . This writer suggests that the trappers , rather than being passive recipients of trader dicta , frequently and ...
... phase " . What is being argued here is that archival research raises questions about the contentions of Graham and Trudeau . This writer suggests that the trappers , rather than being passive recipients of trader dicta , frequently and ...
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