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Central Manitoba Saulteaux in the 19th Century JENNIFER S. H. BROWN University of Winnipeg a This paper represents an effort to draw together some strands of documentary information about the historic Saulteaux of the central or ...
Central Manitoba Saulteaux in the 19th Century JENNIFER S. H. BROWN University of Winnipeg a This paper represents an effort to draw together some strands of documentary information about the historic Saulteaux of the central or ...
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The description of the framework suggests strong parallels with that illustrated in Steinbring ( 252 ) , which was constructed by Berens River Saulteaux east of Lake Winnipeg , a resemblance that brings to mind the point made earlier ...
The description of the framework suggests strong parallels with that illustrated in Steinbring ( 252 ) , which was constructed by Berens River Saulteaux east of Lake Winnipeg , a resemblance that brings to mind the point made earlier ...
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Hallowell , A. Irving 1936 The Passing of the Midewiwin in the Lake Winnipeg Region . American Anthropologist 38 : 32-51 . Hargrave , J. J. 1871 Red River . London . HBCA ( = Hudson's Bay Company Archives ) B.122 / e / 1 .
Hallowell , A. Irving 1936 The Passing of the Midewiwin in the Lake Winnipeg Region . American Anthropologist 38 : 32-51 . Hargrave , J. J. 1871 Red River . London . HBCA ( = Hudson's Bay Company Archives ) B.122 / e / 1 .
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