Re: Cherokee book

Maureen Korp (mkorp@acadvm1.uottawa.ca)
Tue, 27 Oct 1992 13:36:29 EST

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Alice Kehoe discusses both claims concerning Sequoyah and
the likelihood of each holding a part of the truth in her
text that always seems to have the answers to everything (almost
everything that is--anybody know the literal translation of
"Algonkian" or "Algonquin" and is this the name by which
the Algonquin tribe have always call themselves...?).

I digress:

Alice Kehoe. North American Indians. Prentice-Hall, 1981, pp.184-85.

Now if anyone can answer the Algonquin question, I'd be so
grateful.

Maureen Korp, PhD
University of Ottawa

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