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what , or down what river ? Though it cannot be conclusively proven , it seems quite possible that it was the Saint Joseph river . There are two St. Joseph rivers in Indiana , one in the northeastern Indiana and northwestern Ohio ...
what , or down what river ? Though it cannot be conclusively proven , it seems quite possible that it was the Saint Joseph river . There are two St. Joseph rivers in Indiana , one in the northeastern Indiana and northwestern Ohio ...
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MICHAEL MCCAFFERTY Indiana University This paper discusses the origin of the hydronym “ Wabash River ” . Its intent is to provide a historical overview and a linguistic analysis of the original native forms of this place - name ...
MICHAEL MCCAFFERTY Indiana University This paper discusses the origin of the hydronym “ Wabash River ” . Its intent is to provide a historical overview and a linguistic analysis of the original native forms of this place - name ...
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The landscape of this story consists of a cluster of small mountains with one large mountain and a formidable river . A person ( like a man but clearly a powerful spirit person ) lived in the large mountain where he kept all of the deer ...
The landscape of this story consists of a cluster of small mountains with one large mountain and a formidable river . A person ( like a man but clearly a powerful spirit person ) lived in the large mountain where he kept all of the deer ...
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Contents
ALAN CALDWELL and MONICA MACAULAY | 18 |
REGNA DARNELL | 54 |
WILLIAM W GIFFIN | 68 |
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