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Page 184
His introduction of the term seems to have occurred on April 19 , 1629 , at Quebec when a chief named Erouachy told him that a group named Obenaquiouoit ( Abnaki ) were living eight days ' journey to the south and that they would be ...
His introduction of the term seems to have occurred on April 19 , 1629 , at Quebec when a chief named Erouachy told him that a group named Obenaquiouoit ( Abnaki ) were living eight days ' journey to the south and that they would be ...
Page 185
Finally , careful consideration of Champlain's primary source of information on the Abnaki can indicate more of the ... Though Champlain never gives Erouachy's tribal affiliation , he does not seem to be an Abnaki or , as Champlain ...
Finally , careful consideration of Champlain's primary source of information on the Abnaki can indicate more of the ... Though Champlain never gives Erouachy's tribal affiliation , he does not seem to be an Abnaki or , as Champlain ...
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He has argued that the early seventeenth century Abnaki and Etchemin represented distinct political units and that the Abnaki : " ... seem to have been located at the beginning of the seventeenth century in the interior valleys of the ...
He has argued that the early seventeenth century Abnaki and Etchemin represented distinct political units and that the Abnaki : " ... seem to have been located at the beginning of the seventeenth century in the interior valleys of the ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
MEANINGS | 16 |
H Christoph Wolfart University of Manitoba | 37 |
Copyright | |
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