Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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By the time Gladys was a young girl , Speck became aware of her chosen position and potential . He made her education his responsibility . Formal high school training was not available to Gladys . But , Dr. and Mrs. Speck began to take ...
By the time Gladys was a young girl , Speck became aware of her chosen position and potential . He made her education his responsibility . Formal high school training was not available to Gladys . But , Dr. and Mrs. Speck began to take ...
Page 141
For example , in 1928 when Gladys was researching the medicine and folklore of the Gay Head and Mashpee , she compared their stories of the little people of the woods to those of Aunt Fidelia . Her aunt's eccentricity was suddenly much ...
For example , in 1928 when Gladys was researching the medicine and folklore of the Gay Head and Mashpee , she compared their stories of the little people of the woods to those of Aunt Fidelia . Her aunt's eccentricity was suddenly much ...
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Gladys recalls that the museum was originally built “ ... to house the collection of the various artifacts that had been made and used by our people . They were scattered around ( the family's ) living quarters here and there " .
Gladys recalls that the museum was originally built “ ... to house the collection of the various artifacts that had been made and used by our people . They were scattered around ( the family's ) living quarters here and there " .
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