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... probably ex- tend beyond the range of mountains , which form southwest- wardly the continuation of the Katskill chain . West of the Alleghany Mountains they are not known to have had any settlement south of the Ohio ; though the ...
... probably ex- tend beyond the range of mountains , which form southwest- wardly the continuation of the Katskill chain . West of the Alleghany Mountains they are not known to have had any settlement south of the Ohio ; though the ...
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... probably the original stock of all the other kindred bran- ches of the same family . * According to an estimate of the War Department , the Chippeways , Ottawas , and Potowotamies would amount to near twenty - two thou- sand . It is ...
... probably the original stock of all the other kindred bran- ches of the same family . * According to an estimate of the War Department , the Chippeways , Ottawas , and Potowotamies would amount to near twenty - two thou- sand . It is ...
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... far as Cape Cod , were called * 1 Mass . Hist . Coll . Vol . x . p . 115. He is there called Manach . Almouchiquois by the Souriquois . Chouacoet ( probably Saco ) SECT . II . ] ALGONKIN - LENAPE AND IROQUOIS NATIONS . 31.
... far as Cape Cod , were called * 1 Mass . Hist . Coll . Vol . x . p . 115. He is there called Manach . Almouchiquois by the Souriquois . Chouacoet ( probably Saco ) SECT . II . ] ALGONKIN - LENAPE AND IROQUOIS NATIONS . 31.
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American Antiquarian Society. Almouchiquois by the Souriquois . Chouacoet ( probably Saco ) is noticed by Champlain as being the first place along the sea- shore where there was any cultivation . The Indians of the mouth of the Kennebec ...
American Antiquarian Society. Almouchiquois by the Souriquois . Chouacoet ( probably Saco ) is noticed by Champlain as being the first place along the sea- shore where there was any cultivation . The Indians of the mouth of the Kennebec ...
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... probably all the more eastern tribes as far as the Abena- kis , or Tarrateens , as they seem to have been called by the New England Indians . The Nipmucks are mentioned as living north of the Mohegans , and west of the Massachusetts ...
... probably all the more eastern tribes as far as the Abena- kis , or Tarrateens , as they seem to have been called by the New England Indians . The Nipmucks are mentioned as living north of the Mohegans , and west of the Massachusetts ...
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