Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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In 1953 I recorded the inauguration of William Neptune [ the Passamaquoddy chief at Pleas- ant Point ] and found that the Greeting to the Chief and the Chief's Greeting to the People were identical with similar records made by Dr. Speck ...
In 1953 I recorded the inauguration of William Neptune [ the Passamaquoddy chief at Pleas- ant Point ] and found that the Greeting to the Chief and the Chief's Greeting to the People were identical with similar records made by Dr. Speck ...
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PASSAMAQUODDY - MALISEET PARTS OF SPEECH ROBERT M LEAVITT University of New Brunswick AND DAVID A. FRANCIS Pleasant Point Bilingual Program This paper explores ways of giving native names to the parts of speech in Passamaquoddy ...
PASSAMAQUODDY - MALISEET PARTS OF SPEECH ROBERT M LEAVITT University of New Brunswick AND DAVID A. FRANCIS Pleasant Point Bilingual Program This paper explores ways of giving native names to the parts of speech in Passamaquoddy ...
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The guide and the dictionary can then be used together to figure out how to say anything in Passamaquoddy - Maliseet - or at least make a good guess ! — or how to translate anything from Passamaquoddy - Maliseet into English .
The guide and the dictionary can then be used together to figure out how to say anything in Passamaquoddy - Maliseet - or at least make a good guess ! — or how to translate anything from Passamaquoddy - Maliseet into English .
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