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sense of pride and interest in carefully transmitting the accounts . The wide geographical spread of Algonquian myths from Alberta to the east coast also indicates the importance attached to the transmission of the stories .
sense of pride and interest in carefully transmitting the accounts . The wide geographical spread of Algonquian myths from Alberta to the east coast also indicates the importance attached to the transmission of the stories .
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Richard Nelson , whose interest in the Algonquian peoples goes beyond his own speciality , which is the study of the sacred scrolls of the Midewiwin , to embrace all aspects of Algonquian culture and history . His energy and enthusiasm ...
Richard Nelson , whose interest in the Algonquian peoples goes beyond his own speciality , which is the study of the sacred scrolls of the Midewiwin , to embrace all aspects of Algonquian culture and history . His energy and enthusiasm ...
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Hampered in their efforts to maintain an otherwise tenuous hold on their Lake Winnebago lands by a federal policy the first priority of which decreed an accommodation of white agrarian interests that viewed Indian title as a right of ...
Hampered in their efforts to maintain an otherwise tenuous hold on their Lake Winnebago lands by a federal policy the first priority of which decreed an accommodation of white agrarian interests that viewed Indian title as a right of ...
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Carol Dana | 15 |
LouisPhilippe Vaillancourt | 21 |
La fonction gélinotte | 49 |
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