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Algonquian Indians

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The Algonquian

Rita D'Apice

1990

Algonquin Indian tales

Egerton R. Young

1903

The fall of Hochelaga

Horatio Emmons Hale

1894

An Algonquian year

Michael McCurdy

2000

The composition of Indian geographical names, illustrated from the Algonkin languages

James Hammond Trumbull, J. Trumbull, J. Hammond (James Hammond) Trumbull

1870

Guests

Michael Dorris, Dorris

1996

Algonkin and Huron occupation of the Ottawa valley

T. W. E. Sowter

1909

Powhatan

Kay Bonner Nee

1971

The middle ground

White, Richard, Richard White

1991

The Algonquin (Native Americans)

Richard Gaines

2000

Sacred art of the Algonkians

Joan M. Vastokas

1973

Algonquian and Iroquois crafts for you to make

Janet D'Amato

1979

The Temagami experience

Bruce W. Hodgins

1989

Algonquians of the East Coast (American Indians (Time-Life))

Time-Life Books

1995

Little Firefly

Terri Cohlene

1990

An ancient Algonkian fishing vilage at Cayuga, New York

Alanson Skinner

1919

The sunflower garden

Janice May Udry

1969

The Algonquin legends of New England, or, Myths and folk lore of the Micmac, Passamaquoddy, and Penobscot tribes

Charles Godfrey Leland

1884

How the Seasons Came (Folk Tales of the World)

Joanna Troughton

1992

White Eagle's Touch (Blackfoot Warrior)

Karen Kay

1998

Algic Researches

Henry Rowe Schoolcraft

1839

Poems of home and travel

Bayard Taylor

1855

Guests

Michael Dorris

1994

Eastern Woodlands Indians (Ansary, Mir Tamim. Native Americans.)

Mir Tamim Ansary

2000

Manabozho

Alden O. Deming

1938

Algonquian Spirit

Brian Swann

2005

The Fire Stealer

Elizabeth Cleaver

1979

The myth of Hiawatha

Henry Rowe Schoolcraft

1856

Native peoples and cultures of Canada

Alan D. McMillan

1988

Roanoke, the abandoned colony

Karen Ordahl Kupperman

1984

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