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1. Rabbit and Hare myths abound among Algonquin Indians in Eastern North America, particularly under the name Nanabozho.
2. Algonquin Indians inhabited Long Island for centuries and the Secatogue tribe occupied all of the area in the Town of Islip.
3. It was in 1858 when this land was named after an Algonquin Indian Chief, Miniolagamika meaning, " Pleasant Village ".
4. The neighborhood historian, Harold Gray, has written that the Algonquin Indians of the Powhatan Confederacy lived there until English settlers displaced them.
5. It was in Durham House that Raleigh hosted Wanchese, the first Native American Algonquin Indians to travel to England from the New World.
6. It's difficult to find algonquin indians in a sentence. 用algonquin indians造句挺難的
7. They want to revive an awareness of what the Algonquin Indians, intimate with its power, called michi-sipi, the Big Water.
8. Is it a world music group, since it has used Arabic chants, Algonquin Indian prayers, Indian ragas, Celtic bagpipes and Haitian rhythms?
9. These guys are using the same fishing methods, open boats, and locations that the Algonquin Indians taught to the original Dutch settlers of New Amsterdam,
10. And an archaeologist is studying historical records to see if the lot was ever used as a burial ground by Algonquin Indians or settled by early European colonists.
11. In a name : The name of the Maine community of Ogunquit comes from an Algonquin Indian name meaning " Beautiful Place by the Sea ."
12. Ansar opened his talk with the claim that Muslims from Africa had colonised the pre-Columbian Americas : " trading and intermarrying with Iroquois and Algonquin Indians ".
13. The militia together with members of the Compagnies Franches, dressed for woodland travel similarly to their Algonquin Indian allies, and grew to specialize in the swift and mobile brand of warfare termed " la petite guerre ".
14. For a name selecting committee two young ladies of the ridge, Miss Marie Wilson and Miss Electa Welch ( the school teacher ) were appointed and they chose the name Cohasset, meaning " City of Pines " in the Algonquin Indian language.
15. This one starts off like " Pocahontas, " with a loving camera-pan over an idyllic setting and a band of noble Algonquin Indians, including one bare-breasted maiden so gorgeous she might have modeled for the Disney animators.
16. It is also cited from Ojibwe dialects other than Nipissing or Algonquin with the meaning'Algonquin Indian', for example from Southwestern Ojibwe; other sources ranging from the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries cite the same form from several different Ojibwe dialects, including Ottawa.
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