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For a period of two years he was also employed by the Canadian govenment as a writer extolling the virtues of the Canadian north woods . In 1908 he published his first novel , and thereafter earned his living by writing .
For a period of two years he was also employed by the Canadian govenment as a writer extolling the virtues of the Canadian north woods . In 1908 he published his first novel , and thereafter earned his living by writing .
Page 98
The writer was identified as a Delaware from Moraviantown , without any indication that Iroquoian and Algonquian peoples have quite different traditional languages and cultures . In the eyes of the LFP , it appears that an Indian is an ...
The writer was identified as a Delaware from Moraviantown , without any indication that Iroquoian and Algonquian peoples have quite different traditional languages and cultures . In the eyes of the LFP , it appears that an Indian is an ...
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In his classroom teachings , Buddy had attempted to avoid the reading , writing and interpretation of text as much as possible . Instead , he relied heavily on oral tradition as a teaching style . He IMPLICATIONS CONCERNING NATIVE ADULT ...
In his classroom teachings , Buddy had attempted to avoid the reading , writing and interpretation of text as much as possible . Instead , he relied heavily on oral tradition as a teaching style . He IMPLICATIONS CONCERNING NATIVE ADULT ...
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