Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 17Carleton University, 1986 - Algonquian Indians |
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... representing both male and female speakers of various age levels , from the three territorial groups pre- viously mentioned . This paper , however , will examine only a 19- subject ... represented in Table 1 , this LINGUISTIC VARIATION 67.
... representing both male and female speakers of various age levels , from the three territorial groups pre- viously mentioned . This paper , however , will examine only a 19- subject ... represented in Table 1 , this LINGUISTIC VARIATION 67.
Page 68
... represented as / šč / derives from any one of the Proto - Algonquian sequences * / xk / , * / tk / and * / šk / , which in Cree / Montagnais fell together as / sk / or / šk / ( for details , see Cowan 1977 ) ; ensuingly , there occurred ...
... represented as / šč / derives from any one of the Proto - Algonquian sequences * / xk / , * / tk / and * / šk / , which in Cree / Montagnais fell together as / sk / or / šk / ( for details , see Cowan 1977 ) ; ensuingly , there occurred ...
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... represented the interests of the oc- cupants of federal Crown land at each end of the island . The Indian Affairs office administered the Board's finances and maintained its buildings . No one represented the Métis , non - status and ...
... represented the interests of the oc- cupants of federal Crown land at each end of the island . The Indian Affairs office administered the Board's finances and maintained its buildings . No one represented the Métis , non - status and ...
Contents
Roger Spielmann and Bertha Chief | 313 |
John A Strong | 327 |
MarcAdélard Tremblay and Josée Thivierge | 343 |
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