Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 25Carleton University, 1994 - Algonquian Indians |
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Page 323
... Wabanaki have at- tracted more than their share of theorists . In the belief that it lacked the comprehension and expansion of great literature otherwise , Leland postu- lated that Wabanaki mythology is Scandinavian in origin , and ...
... Wabanaki have at- tracted more than their share of theorists . In the belief that it lacked the comprehension and expansion of great literature otherwise , Leland postu- lated that Wabanaki mythology is Scandinavian in origin , and ...
Page 406
... Wabanaki chief to be so decorated appears to be the Saco Pequaket Chief Nescambiouit who received a Louis XIV medal , per- haps in Paris , in 1705 ( Lampomarda : 1977 : 10 ) . Although medal - giving was highly significant in 17th- and ...
... Wabanaki chief to be so decorated appears to be the Saco Pequaket Chief Nescambiouit who received a Louis XIV medal , per- haps in Paris , in 1705 ( Lampomarda : 1977 : 10 ) . Although medal - giving was highly significant in 17th- and ...
Page 408
... Wabanaki placed on the medals and later advised Gov. Beauharnois to renew this tradition . The Governor for- warded 12 small medals and six large ones for the Wabanaki ( Beauchamp 1903 : 52 ) . Probably the Penobscot Chief Wenugenuit ...
... Wabanaki placed on the medals and later advised Gov. Beauharnois to renew this tradition . The Governor for- warded 12 small medals and six large ones for the Wabanaki ( Beauchamp 1903 : 52 ) . Probably the Penobscot Chief Wenugenuit ...
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