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... an Iroquoian speaking people or other enemies . This is suggested not only by their variance with the Jesuit account . The Jesuits could have been wrong or could have distorted the facts . We all know the Jesuits had every reason ...
... an Iroquoian speaking people or other enemies . This is suggested not only by their variance with the Jesuit account . The Jesuits could have been wrong or could have distorted the facts . We all know the Jesuits had every reason ...
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The route be- tween the headwaters of the St. Maurice and the Saguenay was used when trade between the headwaters ofthe St. Maurice and the Ottawa apparently developed as a way to circumvent un- friendly Iroquoian groups .
The route be- tween the headwaters of the St. Maurice and the Saguenay was used when trade between the headwaters ofthe St. Maurice and the Ottawa apparently developed as a way to circumvent un- friendly Iroquoian groups .
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Algonquian and Iroquoian Linguistics 8 : 8–10 . Voorhis , Paul H. , et al 1972 Manitoba Cree Grammar and Phrase Book Brandon : Dept. of 72 Passamaquoddy - Malecite Preverbs ROBERT M. LEAVITT University of. Native Studies .
Algonquian and Iroquoian Linguistics 8 : 8–10 . Voorhis , Paul H. , et al 1972 Manitoba Cree Grammar and Phrase Book Brandon : Dept. of 72 Passamaquoddy - Malecite Preverbs ROBERT M. LEAVITT University of. Native Studies .
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