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... described to Champlain how the Indians of the River St. John portage via said river to the St. Lawrence just opposite Tadoussac ( Biggar 1922 : 267- 8 ) . In 1635 Nicolas Denys mentions this portage route indirectly , suggest- ing that ...
... described to Champlain how the Indians of the River St. John portage via said river to the St. Lawrence just opposite Tadoussac ( Biggar 1922 : 267- 8 ) . In 1635 Nicolas Denys mentions this portage route indirectly , suggest- ing that ...
Page 290
... described variously as a specific place , " a certain height of land where the lands fall into Ottawa " , was tentatively located between Lake Nipissing and the Matawan River and loosely described as " where the lands fall into the ...
... described variously as a specific place , " a certain height of land where the lands fall into Ottawa " , was tentatively located between Lake Nipissing and the Matawan River and loosely described as " where the lands fall into the ...
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... described ( Anderson 1961 : 160- 164 ; Cooper mss . , Renison 1957 ) and attributed as the principal cause of the breakdown of traditional trapping territories in the early decades of this century . Some Crees who found the security of ...
... described ( Anderson 1961 : 160- 164 ; Cooper mss . , Renison 1957 ) and attributed as the principal cause of the breakdown of traditional trapping territories in the early decades of this century . Some Crees who found the security of ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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