Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 23Carleton University, 1992 - Algonquian Indians |
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... presented in this paper indicates that the dialect of the manuscript can be tentatively identified as one that is very similar to , though most probably not identical with , the dialect presented by Baraga in his dictionary . Baraga ...
... presented in this paper indicates that the dialect of the manuscript can be tentatively identified as one that is very similar to , though most probably not identical with , the dialect presented by Baraga in his dictionary . Baraga ...
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... Presentation said to them , " ... you left your native country to come to this . . . " ( Johnson 1921 ( 9 ) : 668 ) . Before Fort La Presentation was built there were no settlements on Lake Ontario or the St. Lawrence River in New York ...
... Presentation said to them , " ... you left your native country to come to this . . . " ( Johnson 1921 ( 9 ) : 668 ) . Before Fort La Presentation was built there were no settlements on Lake Ontario or the St. Lawrence River in New York ...
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... Presentation Onondaga giving them ad- ditional presents hoping to retain their loyalty . Two days after the group started for Oswego two Onondaga women from La Presentation appeared in the camp telling their group that the La Presentation ...
... Presentation Onondaga giving them ad- ditional presents hoping to retain their loyalty . Two days after the group started for Oswego two Onondaga women from La Presentation appeared in the camp telling their group that the La Presentation ...
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