Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 29Carleton University, 1999 - Algonquian Indians |
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... Abenaki decisions concerning diplomacy , migration and warfare than has been previously thought . The Abenaki Indians inhabited the upper New England area , with the Western Abenaki living in modern - day Vermont and New Hampshire and ...
... Abenaki decisions concerning diplomacy , migration and warfare than has been previously thought . The Abenaki Indians inhabited the upper New England area , with the Western Abenaki living in modern - day Vermont and New Hampshire and ...
Page 115
hindering Abenaki hunting and gathering efforts as well as making trade contacts a less attractive alternative . Major epidemics of smallpox in 1731-32 and 1740-41 corresponded to the two peacetime periods of multiple cattle - killing ...
hindering Abenaki hunting and gathering efforts as well as making trade contacts a less attractive alternative . Major epidemics of smallpox in 1731-32 and 1740-41 corresponded to the two peacetime periods of multiple cattle - killing ...
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... Abenaki , which ultimately led to the alliance of two of their family bands with the English in both King George's ... Abenaki migrated from the Penobscot River area to become French allies ; the documentary evidence points to ...
... Abenaki , which ultimately led to the alliance of two of their family bands with the English in both King George's ... Abenaki migrated from the Penobscot River area to become French allies ; the documentary evidence points to ...
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