Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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... IROQUOIS WOMEN . THERE are many incidental references to the social and political standing of women among the Iroquoian nations . The summary here to be presented will embrace only those in New York , Canada , and near Lake Erie . In ...
... IROQUOIS WOMEN . THERE are many incidental references to the social and political standing of women among the Iroquoian nations . The summary here to be presented will embrace only those in New York , Canada , and near Lake Erie . In ...
Strana 123
... Iroquois , who called themselves Rătīnōnsiōnni , ' those who build cabins . ' 2 There can be no doubt that Rātīrōntāks was originally a term of opprobrium in the mouth of the Iroquois , whose whole history shows an unceasing warfare ...
... Iroquois , who called themselves Rătīnōnsiōnni , ' those who build cabins . ' 2 There can be no doubt that Rātīrōntāks was originally a term of opprobrium in the mouth of the Iroquois , whose whole history shows an unceasing warfare ...
Strana 283
... Iroquois , and general notes about the Iro- quois population in Canada and the United States . The rest of the pamphlet deals with the history of the Caughnawaga mission , etc. Although Iroquois is still spoken generally at Caughnawaga ...
... Iroquois , and general notes about the Iro- quois population in Canada and the United States . The rest of the pamphlet deals with the history of the Caughnawaga mission , etc. Although Iroquois is still spoken generally at Caughnawaga ...
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