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Having read the oral history , The Hudson's Bay Company his- toric claims of having been instrumental in putting an end to these hostilities now seem reliable . Not only is it so claimed in the Hudson's Bay Company journals , but so ...
Having read the oral history , The Hudson's Bay Company his- toric claims of having been instrumental in putting an end to these hostilities now seem reliable . Not only is it so claimed in the Hudson's Bay Company journals , but so ...
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Algonquian languages have been commonly described as free word order languages , although various claims have been made for one basic or underlying word order ( cf. Hawkins 1979 ; and Tomlin and Rhodes 1979 , and Fuller 1981 for Ojibwa ...
Algonquian languages have been commonly described as free word order languages , although various claims have been made for one basic or underlying word order ( cf. Hawkins 1979 ; and Tomlin and Rhodes 1979 , and Fuller 1981 for Ojibwa ...
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2 Actually Markey's claim is only for Fox , but the closeness of the Algonquian languages strongly suggests that if Fox lacks conscious metaphors , so do the other languages . Since I'm about to show that some Algonquian languages have ...
2 Actually Markey's claim is only for Fox , but the closeness of the Algonquian languages strongly suggests that if Fox lacks conscious metaphors , so do the other languages . Since I'm about to show that some Algonquian languages have ...
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