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... fact be symptoms of a reduction in the vitality of the language they view as so crucial to the identity of their community . This paper is a preliminary report on an examination of generational differences in the variety of ...
... fact be symptoms of a reduction in the vitality of the language they view as so crucial to the identity of their community . This paper is a preliminary report on an examination of generational differences in the variety of ...
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... fact that the language of the great Algonquin family , which once was spoken by hundreds of thousands throughout more than half of North America , is fast passing away , I have retained such Indian words and expressions as appear in ...
... fact that the language of the great Algonquin family , which once was spoken by hundreds of thousands throughout more than half of North America , is fast passing away , I have retained such Indian words and expressions as appear in ...
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... fact made application for scrip themselves as “ Half - breed Heads of Families " in 1878 ( NAC , Affidavits , v . 1319 ) . This process of Métis ethno- genesis did not evolve in the Great Lakes as it did in the Red River valley . As a ...
... fact made application for scrip themselves as “ Half - breed Heads of Families " in 1878 ( NAC , Affidavits , v . 1319 ) . This process of Métis ethno- genesis did not evolve in the Great Lakes as it did in the Red River valley . As a ...
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