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ORAL AND RECORDED HISTORY IN JAMES BAY TOBY MORANTZ McGill University Introduction The purpose of my presentation is to show that a blend of documentary and oral history is essential to writing honest , thorough histories of Algonquian ...
ORAL AND RECORDED HISTORY IN JAMES BAY TOBY MORANTZ McGill University Introduction The purpose of my presentation is to show that a blend of documentary and oral history is essential to writing honest , thorough histories of Algonquian ...
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The collection of oral history materials available is what I have now analyzed for this paper . It is far from complete in that all but one account has been collected from Rupert House peo ple , whereas the history written from ...
The collection of oral history materials available is what I have now analyzed for this paper . It is far from complete in that all but one account has been collected from Rupert House peo ple , whereas the history written from ...
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Having this third perspective will be invaluable in measuring and assessing the validity of the oral tradition . In the oral history accounts I have used there remains one more of a violent nature , that of the Hannah Bay incident or ...
Having this third perspective will be invaluable in measuring and assessing the validity of the oral tradition . In the oral history accounts I have used there remains one more of a violent nature , that of the Hannah Bay incident or ...
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