Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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Today , the residents of Fort Albany and Attawapiskat can be divided into three broad categories : 1 ) traditional people , including bush families and ...
Today , the residents of Fort Albany and Attawapiskat can be divided into three broad categories : 1 ) traditional people , including bush families and ...
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lack negative feelings about formal education , but do not actively encourage educational achievement , then children in these families are likely to be ...
lack negative feelings about formal education , but do not actively encourage educational achievement , then children in these families are likely to be ...
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Sometimes it was prearranged that several families would meet at one spring ... for more than one family to meet at the spring site for if one family had ...
Sometimes it was prearranged that several families would meet at one spring ... for more than one family to meet at the spring site for if one family had ...
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