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A Western Abenaki dictionary : Volume 1: Abenaki-English / by Gordon M. Day.: NM95-21/128E

This is a dictionary of the Western Abenaki language as it is spoken in the last half of the twentieth century. Western Abenaki is a language of the Algonquian family spoken by the Abenakis whose homes are Odanak, Quebec and the Missisquoi region of the Champlain Valley. These Abenakis have been known to English writers as the Saint Francis Indians.--Preface

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Department/Agency
  • Canada. Canadian Museum of Civilization.
TitleA Western Abenaki dictionary : Volume 1: Abenaki-English / by Gordon M. Day.
Series title
  • Canadian Ethnology Service paper 0316-1862 No. 128
Publication typeMonograph - View Master Record
Language[English]
FormatPhysical text
Note(s)
  • "This is a dictionary of the Western Abenaki language as it is spoken in the last half of the twentieth century. Western Abenaki is a language of the Algonquian family spoken by the Abenakis whose homes are Odanak, Quebec and the Missisquoi region of the Champlain Valley. These Abenakis have been known to English writers as the Saint Francis Indians."--Preface.
  • Also part of: Mercury series (ISSN 0316-1854).
  • Résumé en français.
Publishing information
  • Gatineau - Quebec : Canadian Museum of Civilization 1994.
BindingSoftcover
Descriptionlxxi, 538p. ; 24 cm.
ISBN0-660-14024-1
ISSN0316-1862
Catalogue number
  • NM95-21/128E
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