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Page 129
... European standing in shallow water . The Indians agree to kill him at the chief's seat . An Indian maiden disagrees with the Indian men . They decide not to harm the European . He is freed and wished well . Powhatan : The mantle of ...
... European standing in shallow water . The Indians agree to kill him at the chief's seat . An Indian maiden disagrees with the Indian men . They decide not to harm the European . He is freed and wished well . Powhatan : The mantle of ...
Page 247
... European visitors to their territories , who often referred to the Indians they encountered by band or clan names , seemingly confused by their migrant lifestyle ( Speck 1940 : 10 ; Maine Indian Program 1989 : 7 ) . They also may not ...
... European visitors to their territories , who often referred to the Indians they encountered by band or clan names , seemingly confused by their migrant lifestyle ( Speck 1940 : 10 ; Maine Indian Program 1989 : 7 ) . They also may not ...
Page 249
... European and ancient cul- tures . In hypothesizing universal principles underlying the different cultural traditions ... European attitudes towards music ( Herndon 1980 : 31 ) . Where Wabanaki music seems to have been val- ued for , or ...
... European and ancient cul- tures . In hypothesizing universal principles underlying the different cultural traditions ... European attitudes towards music ( Herndon 1980 : 31 ) . Where Wabanaki music seems to have been val- ued for , or ...
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