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Originally appearing in Volume V14, Page 459 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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BEAVER  . Athabaskan . About 700 on

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Peace
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river, a western Very little . Rather stationary . See Babines . affluent of
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Lake Athabaska . Bu'3ut,A
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Salishan . 287 on
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Dean Inlet,
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Bentinck
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Arm, Little . Not very encouraging .
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Mission lions,
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Rep . Brit . Assoc .

Adv . Sai . (

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Bellacoola) . Bellacoola
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rivet, &c.,
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coast of
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influence not yet strongly
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felt . 1891, and Alem . Amer . Mims . Nat . central
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British
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Columbia . De- Hist., 1898 . creasing . BLACLFEET Algonkian .

About 824 in

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Alberta,
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Canada . De- Little . Steadily improving morally and Maclean,
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Canadian
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Savage Folk (Siksika) . creasing . financially . Anglicans, 237; Catho- (
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Toronto, 1890), and other writings; Has, 26o; pagans, 327 .
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Grinnell,
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Blackfoot
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Lodge -Tales (N.Y., 1903), and other writings; Wissler,
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Ann .
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Arch . Rep .
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Ontario, 1905;
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Schultz, My
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Life as an
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Indian (N.Y., 1907); Wissler, Anlhrop . Pap . Amer, 3lss .

Nat . Hist., 1908 . BL000s . Algonkian . 1168 near Ft .

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Macleod, Alberta . Little . All able-bodied
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Indians will soon See Blackfeet . Probably decreasing somewhat . be self-supporting . Presbyterians, 150; Catholics, 15o; the
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rest
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pagan .

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