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Rivals of the Word: Rumors between Seventeenth-Century Hurons and JesuitsFrank, Jill E. 01 January 1992 (has links)
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The Scourge of "Discovery": A Case Study of the Genocide of Native Americans in English North AmericaAbdoo, Jayma Ann 01 January 1992 (has links)
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Moravian Missions to the Delaware Indians, 1792-1812Maul, Jessica 01 January 2001 (has links)
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The Wyoming Valley Battle and 'Massacre': Images of a Constructed American HistoryFrancavilla, Lisa A. 01 January 2002 (has links)
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The Pamunkey Indian Museum: Collaboration, Display, and the Creation of a Tribal MuseumBowen, Rachel Elaine 01 January 2014 (has links)
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Situatief in Noord-SothoBarnard, Rietta 06 1900 (has links)
Summaries in English and Afrikaans / During this research it became apparent that there are
shortcomings in existing approaches regarding the
conjunctions which may precede situatives in Northern Sotho,
as well as their semantic functions. It has been found that
conjunctions may appear in different semantic relations
regarding situatives. These relations are classified as
temporal, temporal-conditional, causal, contrastive and
actualising.
Although they display morphological, semantic and syntactic
similarities, the situative and the relative are viewed as
separate moods. On the semantic level , a relation between
conditional situatives, on the one hand, and the conditional
mood, on the other, has been observed .
Situatives without conjunctions act either with a temporal
semantic connotation or with a qualificative meaning.
A distinction is made between situatives with a momental
temporal meaning and situatives which indicate a lapse of
time. This semantic difference among temporal situatives is
related to the occurrence or omission of conjunctions. / Uit hierdie ondersoek het dit geblyk dat daar l eemtes be staan
in beskouinge rakende die aanwending van konjunktiewe
voor situatiewe werkwoorde in Noord - Sotho, asook die
semantiese funksies wat konjunktiewe het in gevalle waar
hulle wel voor kom. Daar is bevind dat konjunktiewe in
verskillende semantiese verbande tot situatiewe kan staan.
Die verbande word getipeer as temporaal, temporaal -kondisi
onaal, redegewend, teenstelling en aktualisering.
Die situatief en relatief word as aparte modi beskou, ofskoon
hulle morfologiese, semantiese en sintaktiese
raakpunte vertoon. Op semantiese vlak is ook 'n verband
waargeneem tussen situatiewe wat kondisie uitdruk enersyds,
en die kondisionale modus, andersyds.
Situatiewe sonder konjunktiewe tree op met 'n temporale betekeniskonnotasie of kwalifiserend op. Wat eersgenoemde
betref, word onderskei tussen situatiewe met 'n momentaantemporale
betekenis, enersyds, en situatiewe wat op tydsverloop
dui, andersyds. Die onderskeid hou direk verband met
die aan- of afwesigheid van konjunktiewe voor siluatiewe
werkwoorde. / African Languages / M.A. (African Languages)
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Shellfishing, Ceramics, and Gender: Shell Midden Ceramics from the Kiskiak SiteHerlich, Jessica Marie 01 January 2011 (has links) (PDF)
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John Marshall and Native Rights: The Law of Nations and Scottish Enlightenment InfluenceBarker, Gordon S. 01 January 2003 (has links) (PDF)
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Chickahominy Stylistic Expression: Preliminary Motif Analysis of Ceramics of the Chickahominy River DrainageOgborne, Jennifer Honora 01 January 2004 (has links) (PDF)
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Mormon-Indian Relations as Viewed Through the Walker WarHeiner, H. Bartley 01 January 1955 (has links) (PDF)
Early Utah history involved many adjustments of differences between the pioneers and the Indians. This thesis is a study of the differences and of the policies adopted to alleviate them, particularly in the background, setting, and events of the Walker War.The Mormons came into a territory inhabited by the aggressive Ute Indians. However, the niggardness of nature and the white man's oppression had reduced them to a condition of destitution. They had descended to trading, begging, and stealing. Possibly, with the idea of exploiting the Mormons, the Indians invited them to settle in various sections of the territory. The Mormons accepted this invitation with the idea of saving this benighted people.
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