Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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Until the 1970s , both Fort Albany and Attawapiskat consisted of a large percentage of people who remained in the bush on family hunting and fur - trapping grounds from September or early October until June of each year .
Until the 1970s , both Fort Albany and Attawapiskat consisted of a large percentage of people who remained in the bush on family hunting and fur - trapping grounds from September or early October until June of each year .
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a a a they later became ( Watkins 1853a , 30 June and 1 July ; 1854a , 29 June and 29 September ; 1855a , 6 May and 14 September ; 1857b , 3 January ; 1852b ) . We may doubt his claims that one or two noted offenders took a fresh wife ...
a a a they later became ( Watkins 1853a , 30 June and 1 July ; 1854a , 29 June and 29 September ; 1855a , 6 May and 14 September ; 1857b , 3 January ; 1852b ) . We may doubt his claims that one or two noted offenders took a fresh wife ...
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Further experiences convinced Watkins of the advantage of this method of instruction ( Watkins 1856a , 16 and 21 March , 6 and 30 April , 20 and 22 June , 14 September ) . There were a few bright moments in this generally gloomy ...
Further experiences convinced Watkins of the advantage of this method of instruction ( Watkins 1856a , 16 and 21 March , 6 and 30 April , 20 and 22 June , 14 September ) . There were a few bright moments in this generally gloomy ...
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