Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 22Carleton University, 1991 - Algonquian Indians |
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Page 137
... noted that " women's lives appear to improve with the onset of middle age . In some societies this change is dramatic and in others moderate . " A positive change in female status is clearly releated to the onset of menopause which ...
... noted that " women's lives appear to improve with the onset of middle age . In some societies this change is dramatic and in others moderate . " A positive change in female status is clearly releated to the onset of menopause which ...
Page 139
... noted the presence of female leaders in councils . He said " The Old Empress [ of Accomack ] . sat in council " during his visit to their town in Maryland on March 24 , 1673 . Robert Beverley ( 1947 : 232 ) mentioned that a female ...
... noted the presence of female leaders in councils . He said " The Old Empress [ of Accomack ] . sat in council " during his visit to their town in Maryland on March 24 , 1673 . Robert Beverley ( 1947 : 232 ) mentioned that a female ...
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... noted that Cas- tonguay ( 1987 : 21 ) gives a population figure of 243 heads of families attached to nine posts in 1733 . Hazeur also tried to sway the tribunal in his favour by , it seems to me , elevating the seriousness of the ...
... noted that Cas- tonguay ( 1987 : 21 ) gives a population figure of 243 heads of families attached to nine posts in 1733 . Hazeur also tried to sway the tribunal in his favour by , it seems to me , elevating the seriousness of the ...
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