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Page 314
... living ourselves , and the land only is ours , but not the game " ( NAC , RG 10 , v . 58 : 59,778 ) . The enforcement of game and fish laws triggered complaints and pro- tests by Aboriginal people who viewed the regulations as contrary ...
... living ourselves , and the land only is ours , but not the game " ( NAC , RG 10 , v . 58 : 59,778 ) . The enforcement of game and fish laws triggered complaints and pro- tests by Aboriginal people who viewed the regulations as contrary ...
Page 517
... living in tents . When they saw children , whose parents for some reason were away , living with grandparents , they found this good reason to send the children to city foster homes . Sociolo- gists who lived " by the book " had the ...
... living in tents . When they saw children , whose parents for some reason were away , living with grandparents , they found this good reason to send the children to city foster homes . Sociolo- gists who lived " by the book " had the ...
Page 545
... living as neighbours at St. Norbert as follows : 67. Eighth census of the United States 1860 ( Dakota Territory ) . Grandchildren appear to have been living with Baptiste ( age 59 ) and Betsy ( 58 ) in Pembina in 1860 , a not uncom- mon ...
... living as neighbours at St. Norbert as follows : 67. Eighth census of the United States 1860 ( Dakota Territory ) . Grandchildren appear to have been living with Baptiste ( age 59 ) and Betsy ( 58 ) in Pembina in 1860 , a not uncom- mon ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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