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Page 66
... French , not Cree ; only two of the eleven teachers knew the Cree writing system ; materials were scarce and curriculum inadequate ; and parents expected English or French to be taught from the beginning to prepare children for later ...
... French , not Cree ; only two of the eleven teachers knew the Cree writing system ; materials were scarce and curriculum inadequate ; and parents expected English or French to be taught from the beginning to prepare children for later ...
Page 123
... French records confirm the critical importance of subsistence to the Eastern Abenaki who had migrated to Canada and Acadia . Widespread famine was experienced throughout the region during the winter and spring of 1757 , and French ...
... French records confirm the critical importance of subsistence to the Eastern Abenaki who had migrated to Canada and Acadia . Widespread famine was experienced throughout the region during the winter and spring of 1757 , and French ...
Page 125
... French while still others sought refuge from the hostilities in the White Mountains . Hunger proved to be a factor during these wars in the migration of some Kennebec and Penobscot to Canada and their participation in French campaigns ...
... French while still others sought refuge from the hostilities in the White Mountains . Hunger proved to be a factor during these wars in the migration of some Kennebec and Penobscot to Canada and their participation in French campaigns ...
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