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Thus , we must look at the total Aboriginal ethnic population in order to get even a general indication of the proportion of Aboriginal people who have an Aboriginal language as a mother tongue . Among the ethnically Abo riginal ...
Thus , we must look at the total Aboriginal ethnic population in order to get even a general indication of the proportion of Aboriginal people who have an Aboriginal language as a mother tongue . Among the ethnically Abo riginal ...
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Percent doorlginal Mother tongue and Home language , and Percent knowing Neither Orracial Language in Aboriginal Population , by Ethnic Origin and Sex Percent Aboriginal MI HL Percent Neither Orficial Language Inuit Males Females Both ...
Percent doorlginal Mother tongue and Home language , and Percent knowing Neither Orracial Language in Aboriginal Population , by Ethnic Origin and Sex Percent Aboriginal MI HL Percent Neither Orficial Language Inuit Males Females Both ...
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1978 : viii ) Certain ethnic entities mentioned in the early colonial reports are omitted from this tribal distribution map , most typically tribal group names recorded in French documents such as Etechemins , Gaspesians , Sokokis and ...
1978 : viii ) Certain ethnic entities mentioned in the early colonial reports are omitted from this tribal distribution map , most typically tribal group names recorded in French documents such as Etechemins , Gaspesians , Sokokis and ...
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Contents
Roger Spielmann and Bertha Chief | 313 |
John A Strong | 327 |
MarcAdélard Tremblay and Josée Thivierge | 343 |
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