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Synonymy: Who are the Western Ojibwa? A Note on Names

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Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Illustrations vii
  4. Preface ix
  5. Synonymy: Who are the Western Ojibwa? A Note on Names xv
  6. First Steps 3
  7. Early Expansion and Adaptation, 1780 to 1804 27
  8. "More troublesome and daring," 1805 to 1821 63
  9. "To take advantage of the times," 1821 to 1837 99
  10. "Saucy & Independent," 1837 to 1857 141
  11. "Mischiefmakers . . . [and] shrewd men," 1858 to 1870 181
  12. Conclusion 207
  13. Notes 213
  14. References Cited 265
  15. Index 279
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Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Illustrations vii
  4. Preface ix
  5. Synonymy: Who are the Western Ojibwa? A Note on Names xv
  6. First Steps 3
  7. Early Expansion and Adaptation, 1780 to 1804 27
  8. "More troublesome and daring," 1805 to 1821 63
  9. "To take advantage of the times," 1821 to 1837 99
  10. "Saucy & Independent," 1837 to 1857 141
  11. "Mischiefmakers . . . [and] shrewd men," 1858 to 1870 181
  12. Conclusion 207
  13. Notes 213
  14. References Cited 265
  15. Index 279
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