Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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Much of it was the result of attempts by Indians to incorporate selected elements of European culture . However , at least some of this change was not deliberate in the sense that it was desired by Indians or forced on them by Euro ...
Much of it was the result of attempts by Indians to incorporate selected elements of European culture . However , at least some of this change was not deliberate in the sense that it was desired by Indians or forced on them by Euro ...
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As a result , we will focus here al- most exclusively on relatively formal , word - list elicitation style . Treatment is also limited to phonological varation , although con- 1 In the remainder of this paper , the term " Sheshatshiu ...
As a result , we will focus here al- most exclusively on relatively formal , word - list elicitation style . Treatment is also limited to phonological varation , although con- 1 In the remainder of this paper , the term " Sheshatshiu ...
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... and also the result " being in the position " -this result state component is what is often glossed in English . ... but event verbs indicating the single change to some particular condition resulting from the fall , e.g. twā - 8 ...
... and also the result " being in the position " -this result state component is what is often glossed in English . ... but event verbs indicating the single change to some particular condition resulting from the fall , e.g. twā - 8 ...
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