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    A Vocabulary of the Beaver Indian Language: Consisting of Part I Beaver-English, Part II English-Beaver-Cree
    A Vocabulary of the Po-da-wahd-mih Language With Illustrative Sentences and a Translation of the First Three Chapters of the Gospel of Matthew Followed by a Vocabulary of the Kaw Langauge
    Gai' wa yan' dah goh. A Spelling Book in the Seneca Language
    Indian Names in New York: With a Selection from Other States, and Some Onondaga Names of Plants, etc
    Ojibwa spelling book; in roman character, [n.p.]
    Pottawatami Vocabulary
    Sketch of Grammar of the Chippeway Language to Which is Added A Vocabulary of Some of the Most Common Words
    Vocabulary of the Ojibwa of Michilimackinac
    Vocabulary of the Ojibwa of Saginaw
    Vocabulary of the Seneca

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    While members of CWRC gather together on-line from all across North America and beyond, our servers, which are also on Indigenous territories, produce the worlds we create and meet in. In particular we want to acknowledge that our servers are situated on the traditional lands of the WSÁNEĆ (Saanich), Lkwungen (Songhees), and Wyomilth (Esquimalt) peoples.