Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 22Carleton University, 1991 - Algonquian Indians |
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... called Southeastern Indians . Design elements included an emphasis on raptorial birds with curved beaks and talons , opposed or split - representations , in which a creature is either split down the middle , so that the left and right ...
... called Southeastern Indians . Design elements included an emphasis on raptorial birds with curved beaks and talons , opposed or split - representations , in which a creature is either split down the middle , so that the left and right ...
Page 230
... called " the French Trade " , was not without devastating side effects . According to French Jesuit missionary Pierre Biard ( 1611 , 1616 ) , the Micmacs related personal or family historical knowledge of the radical de- population of ...
... called " the French Trade " , was not without devastating side effects . According to French Jesuit missionary Pierre Biard ( 1611 , 1616 ) , the Micmacs related personal or family historical knowledge of the radical de- population of ...
Page 237
... called " warlike " group looked for leadership to a man of different stamp Kancagamus [ sic ] . Kancamagus was Passaconaway's grandson and Wanalancet's nephew , but he had rejected their policies of pacifism and neutrality as futile ...
... called " warlike " group looked for leadership to a man of different stamp Kancagamus [ sic ] . Kancamagus was Passaconaway's grandson and Wanalancet's nephew , but he had rejected their policies of pacifism and neutrality as futile ...
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