Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 22Carleton University, 1991 - Algonquian Indians |
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Page 49
... living in France , and announces the composer's thanks for what has been done for the Indians living in the mission , and asks for more aid . The name of neither the composer nor the recipient of the letter is mentioned , but apparently ...
... living in France , and announces the composer's thanks for what has been done for the Indians living in the mission , and asks for more aid . The name of neither the composer nor the recipient of the letter is mentioned , but apparently ...
Page 99
... living persons is extended to the ancestors and to the animate powers of the natural world . The Cree divide the world into the living and non - living . The inanimate is a residual ( grammatical and conceptual ) category for that which ...
... living persons is extended to the ancestors and to the animate powers of the natural world . The Cree divide the world into the living and non - living . The inanimate is a residual ( grammatical and conceptual ) category for that which ...
Page 146
... living members of the two bands . Of these , 1,669 were recorded as living in the two communities under study in 1979 , including 831 in community A and 838 in community B. Interviews with 30 community elders were conducted in the ...
... living members of the two bands . Of these , 1,669 were recorded as living in the two communities under study in 1979 , including 831 in community A and 838 in community B. Interviews with 30 community elders were conducted in the ...
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