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[NAC, RG 10, D124:345] Toward the end of the 19th century, professional
anthropologists and museum curators collected wampum belts and recorded oral
traditions about the dish with one spoon. For example, in 1887, David Boyle of
the ...
[NAC, RG 10, D124:345] Toward the end of the 19th century, professional
anthropologists and museum curators collected wampum belts and recorded oral
traditions about the dish with one spoon. For example, in 1887, David Boyle of
the ...
Page 228
Resistance to the federal Department ofIndian Affairs has always had deep roots
in the community; the coming ofhydro-electricity to Walpole Island in the middle
ofthe 20th century is but one recent example. Much ofCanada's Aboriginal policy
...
Resistance to the federal Department ofIndian Affairs has always had deep roots
in the community; the coming ofhydro-electricity to Walpole Island in the middle
ofthe 20th century is but one recent example. Much ofCanada's Aboriginal policy
...
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This and similar tales were popular among the Maliseet early in this century.
Gabe Paul, a Maliseet, told Frank Speck of"a pair ofMalecite twins living a
generation ago", i.e., in the late 19th century, on the St. John River, one of whom "
could ...
This and similar tales were popular among the Maliseet early in this century.
Gabe Paul, a Maliseet, told Frank Speck of"a pair ofMalecite twins living a
generation ago", i.e., in the late 19th century, on the St. John River, one of whom "
could ...
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SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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