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American Antiquarian Society. ' investigated , a distinct character common to all , and apparently differing from any of those of the other continent , with which we are most fami- liar . It is not , however , asserted that there may not ...
American Antiquarian Society. ' investigated , a distinct character common to all , and apparently differing from any of those of the other continent , with which we are most fami- liar . It is not , however , asserted that there may not ...
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... distinct account is given in the ancient relations . * The south- ern part of the eastern coast continues to be blocked up by ice . But Captain Scoresby was able in 1822 to approach its northern part from about 69 ° to 73 ° of north ...
... distinct account is given in the ancient relations . * The south- ern part of the eastern coast continues to be blocked up by ice . But Captain Scoresby was able in 1822 to approach its northern part from about 69 ° to 73 ° of north ...
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... distinct family . They are the Kinai , in and near Cook's Inlet or River , and the Ugaljachmutzi ( Ougalachmioutsy ) of Prince William's Sound . The Tshugazzi , who inhabit the country between those two tribes , are Eskimaux and speak a ...
... distinct family . They are the Kinai , in and near Cook's Inlet or River , and the Ugaljachmutzi ( Ougalachmioutsy ) of Prince William's Sound . The Tshugazzi , who inhabit the country between those two tribes , are Eskimaux and speak a ...
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... distinct families . But those several tribes have been introduced here , principally in reference to their geographical situation . † Bounded on the east by a range of mountains , which may be traced southward- ly to California , and ...
... distinct families . But those several tribes have been introduced here , principally in reference to their geographical situation . † Bounded on the east by a range of mountains , which may be traced southward- ly to California , and ...
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... distinct affinities with any other than that of the Kinai . Yet we may observe that the word " men , " or " people , " in the Eskimaux Janguage is in the Cheppeyan in some of the Algonkin - Lenape dialects innuit , dinnie , inini ; and ...
... distinct affinities with any other than that of the Kinai . Yet we may observe that the word " men , " or " people , " in the Eskimaux Janguage is in the Cheppeyan in some of the Algonkin - Lenape dialects innuit , dinnie , inini ; and ...
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