Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 23Carleton University, 1992 - Algonquian Indians |
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... specific men were singled out for discriminatory treatment such as that described . What the archival evidence does indicate , is that men were issued small outfits because of perceived incompetence as trappers , or because of poor ...
... specific men were singled out for discriminatory treatment such as that described . What the archival evidence does indicate , is that men were issued small outfits because of perceived incompetence as trappers , or because of poor ...
Page 289
... specific territory over which they assert the aboriginal title . ( 3 ) That the occupation was to the exclusion of other organized societies . ( 4 ) That the occupation was an established fact at the time sovereignty was asserted by ...
... specific territory over which they assert the aboriginal title . ( 3 ) That the occupation was to the exclusion of other organized societies . ( 4 ) That the occupation was an established fact at the time sovereignty was asserted by ...
Page 375
... specific surname group were held in the miscellaneous file . The process of family linkage began by taking one surname folder at a time , sorting the marriage forms and grouping those with a common father . When a marriage form existed ...
... specific surname group were held in the miscellaneous file . The process of family linkage began by taking one surname folder at a time , sorting the marriage forms and grouping those with a common father . When a marriage form existed ...
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