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Page 255
... noted by Hewson and Francis ( 1990 : 123 ) - Maillard gives in Micmac eymik ... [ but it ] does not mean to be some- one or something ( Gr . Ma . 162 ) ; it means to be somewhere : ula eym , I am here , na'te'l eymn , thou art there ...
... noted by Hewson and Francis ( 1990 : 123 ) - Maillard gives in Micmac eymik ... [ but it ] does not mean to be some- one or something ( Gr . Ma . 162 ) ; it means to be somewhere : ula eym , I am here , na'te'l eymn , thou art there ...
Page 308
... noted that they were able to approach the deer within close range and killed three in the course of part of the night ( Smith 1907 : 49 ) . In 1821 , John Howison witnessed a night hunting expedition on the Thames River and observed ...
... noted that they were able to approach the deer within close range and killed three in the course of part of the night ( Smith 1907 : 49 ) . In 1821 , John Howison witnessed a night hunting expedition on the Thames River and observed ...
Page 540
... noted that the population of Pembina was about 350 people in sixty log houses or cabins and he noted distinctions between the life- style of the freemen / Bois Brulés and the Chippewa Indians that were based to some extent on the ...
... noted that the population of Pembina was about 350 people in sixty log houses or cabins and he noted distinctions between the life- style of the freemen / Bois Brulés and the Chippewa Indians that were based to some extent on the ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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