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This is consistent with the findings reported here. In the domain of verbal
predication, Plains Cree is polysynthetic, i.e., a head-marking non-configurational
system. But in the domain ofnon-verbal predication, Plains Cree exhibits the
properties ...
This is consistent with the findings reported here. In the domain of verbal
predication, Plains Cree is polysynthetic, i.e., a head-marking non-configurational
system. But in the domain ofnon-verbal predication, Plains Cree exhibits the
properties ...
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[Wraxall 1915:15] On 17 August 1694, Onondaga chiefSadekawahtie visited
Albany and reported on the "Peace which the 5 Nations had concluded with the
Dowangeshaws and the Deonondas"(Wraxall 1915:26). Reports received at ...
[Wraxall 1915:15] On 17 August 1694, Onondaga chiefSadekawahtie visited
Albany and reported on the "Peace which the 5 Nations had concluded with the
Dowangeshaws and the Deonondas"(Wraxall 1915:26). Reports received at ...
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... British missionary Frederic Lloyd also reported that the Newfoundland Mi'kmaq
"claim the exclusive right to trapping in their neighbourhood"(Lloyd 1886:27-28).
In 1905, British sportshunter J. G. Millais hired a Mi'kmaq guide at Miawpukek.
... British missionary Frederic Lloyd also reported that the Newfoundland Mi'kmaq
"claim the exclusive right to trapping in their neighbourhood"(Lloyd 1886:27-28).
In 1905, British sportshunter J. G. Millais hired a Mi'kmaq guide at Miawpukek.
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SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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