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ON ABENAKI ECONOMICS BEFORE 1615 PAULEENA MACDOUGALL SEEBER Penobscot Nation , Maine In the early 17th century , Abenaki , Maliseet , Micmac and Montagnais ...
ON ABENAKI ECONOMICS BEFORE 1615 PAULEENA MACDOUGALL SEEBER Penobscot Nation , Maine In the early 17th century , Abenaki , Maliseet , Micmac and Montagnais ...
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Although there were good harbours in the Gulf of Maine , the earliest European contacts were frequently characterized by treachery .
Although there were good harbours in the Gulf of Maine , the earliest European contacts were frequently characterized by treachery .
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REFERENCES Eckstorm , Fannie Hardy 1980 Old John Neptune and Other Maine Indian Shamans . Orono : University of Maine . ( 1945 ) . Fisher , Margaret W. 1946 ...
REFERENCES Eckstorm , Fannie Hardy 1980 Old John Neptune and Other Maine Indian Shamans . Orono : University of Maine . ( 1945 ) . Fisher , Margaret W. 1946 ...
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