Their address is 935 Dundas Street, E.
Toronto, ON; Canada
(don't have postal code). At that time their phone number was:
416 393 0555
In Sept. 1993 Richard Robbins sent the following source:
One of the best sources for Cree language learning is Douglas Ellis's book,
SPOKEN CREE. It is available, along with an extensive tape supplement,
from Pica Pica Press, University of Alberta Press, Edmonton, Alberta.
There have been many other articles over the years on the Cree language
which have no doubt been archived. Ask Gary for archival info.
lyn
[ To get a copy of instructions on locating and retrieving articles from
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"1" in "tamvm1" and the letter "l" in "native-l"). --Gary ]
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"We did not weave the web of life. We | Lyn Dearborn; Naturalist/Person
are merely a strand in it. Whatever | Turtle Clan Ojibwe
we do to the web, we do to ourselves" | Basketry Instruction
--"Walk gently on Mother Earth" -- | dearborn@anchor.engr.sgi.com
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