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ALLAN , Council Agent & Commissioner in - Chief of Indians , Eastern Department a The inclusion of a string and a belt of wampum with this letter is an indication of the importance which this official representative of the United States ...
ALLAN , Council Agent & Commissioner in - Chief of Indians , Eastern Department a The inclusion of a string and a belt of wampum with this letter is an indication of the importance which this official representative of the United States ...
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Horden noted that the eastern Cree wandered more than their west coast neighbours , only coming in to the posts to trade ( 1862a ) . Flour and tobacco were still luxuries to the east coast Cree . Watkins was easily able to collect ...
Horden noted that the eastern Cree wandered more than their west coast neighbours , only coming in to the posts to trade ( 1862a ) . Flour and tobacco were still luxuries to the east coast Cree . Watkins was easily able to collect ...
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Preston , Richard J. 1975 Eastern Cree Community in Relation to Fur Trade Post in the 1830's : The Background of the Posting Process . Pp . 324-335 in the 6th . 1976 Reticence and Self - Expression : A Study of Style in Social ...
Preston , Richard J. 1975 Eastern Cree Community in Relation to Fur Trade Post in the 1830's : The Background of the Posting Process . Pp . 324-335 in the 6th . 1976 Reticence and Self - Expression : A Study of Style in Social ...
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