Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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2 ) Providing for Second Language Learners In Native communities which are in the process of evolving from being Native speaking to English / French speaking , often the most or the only active area of Native language and literacy ...
2 ) Providing for Second Language Learners In Native communities which are in the process of evolving from being Native speaking to English / French speaking , often the most or the only active area of Native language and literacy ...
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It appears that even the likely profit from such a trade agree& ment was not an adequate lure to pit the mercantile English against the Iroquois . The Mohawk , easternmost of the Five Nations League , had shown respect for the English ...
It appears that even the likely profit from such a trade agree& ment was not an adequate lure to pit the mercantile English against the Iroquois . The Mohawk , easternmost of the Five Nations League , had shown respect for the English ...
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3rdly , The said Indians do hereby promise to see to the safety of the said English theire cattle , By stoping or filling sufficiently their corn barnes , and all other pitts , or holes that they have digged , or may digg within the ...
3rdly , The said Indians do hereby promise to see to the safety of the said English theire cattle , By stoping or filling sufficiently their corn barnes , and all other pitts , or holes that they have digged , or may digg within the ...
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Carol Dana | 15 |
LouisPhilippe Vaillancourt | 21 |
La fonction gélinotte | 49 |
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