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Originally appearing in Volume V14, Page 459 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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ABNAKI  . Algonkian . At Becancour,

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Quebec, 27; at St Probably no pure As civilized as the neighbouring Maurault, Hist.
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des Abinaquis (Quebec, Francois du
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Lac and Pterreville,
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blood
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left. whites . All Catholics . 1866);
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Jack, Trans . Canad . Inst., 330 . Decreasing . 1892-1893 . AcnoMAwt Shastan . N.E . California .

About Imo in the Little . Progress very slow;

influence of Powers, Contrib . N . Amer . Ethnol., (Pit
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river Indians) . Pit river region; also so or 6o
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schools felt .
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Klamath Achomawi vol. iii., 1877; various writings of on the Klamath Reservation, under Methodist influence . Dr R . B . Dixon,
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American .4nthro-
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Oregon . pologist, 1905-1908, &c . ALEUrs .

Eskimoan . Aleutian Islands and

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part of
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Alaska . About 5o oJo are "Decaying." Once converted to
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Works (in
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Russian) of Veniaminov, About 1600 . Decreasing. mixed bloods . Greek Orthodox church . Metho- 1840-1848; Golder, Journ . Amer . dist
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mission at Unalaska . Foik-Lore, I9o5-1907; Chamberlain, Pict . Relig. and Ethics (Hastings, vol. i., 1908) . AMALEClTES Algonkian. lob at Viger (Cacouna, Quebec); Probably few pure Fairly good . At Viger industrially Writings of S .

T .

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Rand; Chamberlain (Maliseets) . 702 in various parts of W . New bloods. unsettled . Catholics . (M.), Maliseet Vocabulary (Cam- Brunswick . Apparently increas-
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bridge, 1899) .
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ing .

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