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But it is “ not an historical artifact ; it is a living and very vibrant aspect of our culture ” ( p . 72 ) . Stories and objects which stand for them constitute the historiography of the First Nations ; they reinforce one another's ...
But it is “ not an historical artifact ; it is a living and very vibrant aspect of our culture ” ( p . 72 ) . Stories and objects which stand for them constitute the historiography of the First Nations ; they reinforce one another's ...
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There are about 600 members on the reserve and about 800 living elsewhere . Nawash is about an hour's drive away , on the Georgian Bay side of the peninsula . Until the 1850s there was a community called Newash at Owen Sound , about 30 ...
There are about 600 members on the reserve and about 800 living elsewhere . Nawash is about an hour's drive away , on the Georgian Bay side of the peninsula . Until the 1850s there was a community called Newash at Owen Sound , about 30 ...
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Living well together living in community — is subject to the consequences of a full range of personal intentions , from love and generosity to aggression and pride . In life , seeing the signs , appearances and behaviours of particular ...
Living well together living in community — is subject to the consequences of a full range of personal intentions , from love and generosity to aggression and pride . In life , seeing the signs , appearances and behaviours of particular ...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
Copyright | |
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