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In the case of the Acadian territory , the Micmacs ' initial monopoly of trade with the French was threatened by ... with the French was one factor that exacerbated an already long - standing enmity be- tween Abenaki and Micmac people .
In the case of the Acadian territory , the Micmacs ' initial monopoly of trade with the French was threatened by ... with the French was one factor that exacerbated an already long - standing enmity be- tween Abenaki and Micmac people .
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Lescarbot gave a list of numerals purportedly Souriquois which are all Micmac except for sis which is Maliseet . Champlain first mentions the word as the name of a river called Souricoua where Prevert told him he went to find a copper ...
Lescarbot gave a list of numerals purportedly Souriquois which are all Micmac except for sis which is Maliseet . Champlain first mentions the word as the name of a river called Souricoua where Prevert told him he went to find a copper ...
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Arbitrarily , we may call Numbers 1 and 2 Micmac , Number 3 Uncertain ( because of the date ) , Numbers 4 and 5 Abenaki , and Numbers 6 and 7 Pennacook . The above diagram also includes entries for “ Massachusetts ” and unspecified New ...
Arbitrarily , we may call Numbers 1 and 2 Micmac , Number 3 Uncertain ( because of the date ) , Numbers 4 and 5 Abenaki , and Numbers 6 and 7 Pennacook . The above diagram also includes entries for “ Massachusetts ” and unspecified New ...
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