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The months of June , July , August , and early September were often spent
camping in tents around the furtrading posts and Roman Catholic missions in
Fort Albany and Attawapiskat . Frequently , families who camped in these villages
during ...
The months of June , July , August , and early September were often spent
camping in tents around the furtrading posts and Roman Catholic missions in
Fort Albany and Attawapiskat . Frequently , families who camped in these villages
during ...
Page 54
In July , 1979 , television was introduced to Fort Albany and Attawapiskat for the
first time via microwave transmitters . In the five years since 1979 , television has
profoundly affected the rate at which people of all ages are learning English , as ...
In July , 1979 , television was introduced to Fort Albany and Attawapiskat for the
first time via microwave transmitters . In the five years since 1979 , television has
profoundly affected the rate at which people of all ages are learning English , as ...
Page 124
The fluid spacing of households which was once possible with tents in
Attawapiskat is no longer possible with North American - style frame houses . On
occasion , contemporary residents of Attawapiskat literally move their frame
houses in ...
The fluid spacing of households which was once possible with tents in
Attawapiskat is no longer possible with North American - style frame houses . On
occasion , contemporary residents of Attawapiskat literally move their frame
houses in ...
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