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masterly " use of ethnohistorical materials in the Northeast , any more than I am in a position to judge Swanton's Southeastern work in absolute terms . I may ( and do ) say only that Swanton's work was more ethnohistorically - oriented ...
masterly " use of ethnohistorical materials in the Northeast , any more than I am in a position to judge Swanton's Southeastern work in absolute terms . I may ( and do ) say only that Swanton's work was more ethnohistorically - oriented ...
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... were rarely placed in a supine position ( legs still flexed ) , infants who were frequently laid in an extended , supine position , and predominantly Hudson River and Delawaran adults who were placed in a sitting position a stool ...
... were rarely placed in a supine position ( legs still flexed ) , infants who were frequently laid in an extended , supine position , and predominantly Hudson River and Delawaran adults who were placed in a sitting position a stool ...
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in this position usually appears to be morpheme - internal but also occurs at the end of AI stems . A straightforward generalization that can be made about these distributions is that the double reflex of PEA * 1 is characteristic when ...
in this position usually appears to be morpheme - internal but also occurs at the end of AI stems . A straightforward generalization that can be made about these distributions is that the double reflex of PEA * 1 is characteristic when ...
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DEDICATION | 1 |
Sandra Clarke and Marguerite Mackenzie Memorial | 19 |
DE | 33 |
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