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Page 130
... Indians have made themselves poor . . . by frolicking and feasts . " Sockabason as tribal interpreter must have had a hand in negotiations with the Indian agent who was respon- sible for the administration of the Indian properties . Indian ...
... Indians have made themselves poor . . . by frolicking and feasts . " Sockabason as tribal interpreter must have had a hand in negotiations with the Indian agent who was respon- sible for the administration of the Indian properties . Indian ...
Page 189
... Indian reserve and the construction of a larger hospital , many Indi- ans belonging to the Moose Band elected to reside on the island for most of the year . This represented a major shift for many families . from a bush - orientation to ...
... Indian reserve and the construction of a larger hospital , many Indi- ans belonging to the Moose Band elected to reside on the island for most of the year . This represented a major shift for many families . from a bush - orientation to ...
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... Indian whalers , which included a clause imposing a fine of ten pounds sterling if the Indians did not show up for work ( Hedges 1887 : 96-99 ) . There was another clause stating that all debts owed by the Indians to the company owner ...
... Indian whalers , which included a clause imposing a fine of ten pounds sterling if the Indians did not show up for work ( Hedges 1887 : 96-99 ) . There was another clause stating that all debts owed by the Indians to the company owner ...
Contents
Roger Spielmann and Bertha Chief | 313 |
John A Strong | 327 |
MarcAdélard Tremblay and Josée Thivierge | 343 |
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Aboriginal Aboriginal language activities Algonquian animals appears aspect Band base called Canada Carleton University century clauses Conference course Cree culture dans describe dialect English evidence example fact Father foreground French given historical hunting important Indian indicate island James John land language levels linguistic living Maliseets material Micmacs mode Montagnais Moose Moose Factory mother tongue narrative native nature North northern noted observations Ojibwa Ontario pattern period person position possible practices present problem Québec question records REFERENCES regional reported represented request reserve respect response River Rousseau seems sentences social Sockabason speakers story structure Table talk territorial tion trade traditional translation Treaty tribal University verbe whale whites