Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 22Carleton University, 1991 - Algonquian Indians |
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... influence of Ojibwa on the Michif spoken in the Camperville / Duck Bay area , which I will not deal with in this ... influence on Michif in this area is significant . Considering these facts , this influence will be no surprise . French ...
... influence of Ojibwa on the Michif spoken in the Camperville / Duck Bay area , which I will not deal with in this ... influence on Michif in this area is significant . Considering these facts , this influence will be no surprise . French ...
Page 138
... influence in the society but only older women , those who were grandames had individual influence in both religious and socio - political affairs . The ethnohistorical record also supplies fragmentary evidence of Wa- banki females who ...
... influence in the society but only older women , those who were grandames had individual influence in both religious and socio - political affairs . The ethnohistorical record also supplies fragmentary evidence of Wa- banki females who ...
Page 139
... influence in the public domain . Coastal Algonquian Groups Females in several Coastal Algonquian groups served as paramount sachems , spoke in councils , influenced war captains and marriages and functioned as shamans and traders . John ...
... influence in the public domain . Coastal Algonquian Groups Females in several Coastal Algonquian groups served as paramount sachems , spoke in councils , influenced war captains and marriages and functioned as shamans and traders . John ...
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