Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 22Carleton University, 1991 - Algonquian Indians |
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... English contacts . The 17th - century English - Wabanaki contacts also had three central themes : English extreme ethnocentrism toward Indians ; Wabanaki pref- erence for English trade goods or prices ; and English competition with the ...
... English contacts . The 17th - century English - Wabanaki contacts also had three central themes : English extreme ethnocentrism toward Indians ; Wabanaki pref- erence for English trade goods or prices ; and English competition with the ...
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... English instead of with the French , and most Wa- banaki liked at least occasional trade with the English . In the late 1600s , even French settlers on the Bay of Fundy preferred English trade goods and prices , much to the disgust and ...
... English instead of with the French , and most Wa- banaki liked at least occasional trade with the English . In the late 1600s , even French settlers on the Bay of Fundy preferred English trade goods and prices , much to the disgust and ...
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... English . Yet , if the Wabanaki had decided on 18th - century peace with the English , would they have fared any better than did 17th - century pacifist - expatriate Wanalancet ? Conclusion Ecologically , economically , and ...
... English . Yet , if the Wabanaki had decided on 18th - century peace with the English , would they have fared any better than did 17th - century pacifist - expatriate Wanalancet ? Conclusion Ecologically , economically , and ...
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