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... subsistence needs ? Numerous references throughout this period indicate that the Abenaki were struggling to maintain their subsistence level and there is direct evidence that hunger was a critical motivation for some of these incidents ...
... subsistence needs ? Numerous references throughout this period indicate that the Abenaki were struggling to maintain their subsistence level and there is direct evidence that hunger was a critical motivation for some of these incidents ...
Page 124
about subsistence , repeatedly seeking to renew peaceful relations and open trade . In March 1756 , some of them attempted to trade furs for food with settlers , but the effort resulted in a minor battle . A year later , in February ...
about subsistence , repeatedly seeking to renew peaceful relations and open trade . In March 1756 , some of them attempted to trade furs for food with settlers , but the effort resulted in a minor battle . A year later , in February ...
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... subsistence needs as the reason . During King George's War , the remaining conciliatory Abenaki were eventually forced to abandon the Penobscot River area in the winter of 1748 due to hunger . However , in the Seven Years ' War they ...
... subsistence needs as the reason . During King George's War , the remaining conciliatory Abenaki were eventually forced to abandon the Penobscot River area in the winter of 1748 due to hunger . However , in the Seven Years ' War they ...
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aakaa Abenaki Aboriginal agreement Algonquian American appear band Canada Carleton University ceremony chief chii claims clause Collin communities Company Conjunct continued Cree culture Dance direct discourse discussion dolls drum early English example fact Factory father fish fisheries French given groups Head hierarchy hunting Huron important Independent Indians indicate Ironside James John Lake land language Linguistics living Maine March marked meaning Moose moved Native North noted occur Ojibwe Ontario past Penobscot person political Post present Press preverb records REFERENCES relations remained reported reserve rice River seems sentence social Society Speaker story structure sturgeon subsistence suggests trade traditional translation treaty University verb Western Winnipeg women York