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... practices . Rev. Walton travelled up and down the coast , and on one occasion was in Rupert House to conduct a ... practice ; one never asks for something for oneself . It is much more acceptable , and much more effective , to ask for ...
... practices . Rev. Walton travelled up and down the coast , and on one occasion was in Rupert House to conduct a ... practice ; one never asks for something for oneself . It is much more acceptable , and much more effective , to ask for ...
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... practices and legends is ap- preciated in a different way than all those others who did not . The missionaries , who had no competence in the bush , were never seen as authorities in the making of rules for the bush . In this regard ...
... practices and legends is ap- preciated in a different way than all those others who did not . The missionaries , who had no competence in the bush , were never seen as authorities in the making of rules for the bush . In this regard ...
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... practices where the conjurer is the officiant . Religious dualism . Rousseau noticed that Amerindians continued to adhere to their ancestral religions even if they had been christian- ized at the time of European colonization . He notes ...
... practices where the conjurer is the officiant . Religious dualism . Rousseau noticed that Amerindians continued to adhere to their ancestral religions even if they had been christian- ized at the time of European colonization . He notes ...
Contents
Roger Spielmann and Bertha Chief | 313 |
John A Strong | 327 |
MarcAdélard Tremblay and Josée Thivierge | 343 |
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