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THE ST-FRANCIS ABENAKI PAPER TRAIL 1790-1900.
Elaine Ricard, 2006 How to Order COMMERCIAL SITE
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THE VOICE OF THE DAWN: An Autohistory of the
Abenaki Nation. Frederick M. Wiseman, Univ. Press of New England,
2001, 1-58465-059-1
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THE WABANAKIS OF MAINE AND THE MARITIMES: A
resource book about Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, Maliseet, Micmac
and Abenaki Indians - with lesson plans for grades 4 through 8.
Maine Indian Program of American Friends Service Committee, 1989
(includes language record). AFSC
Website COMMERCIAL SITE
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TWELVE THOUSAND YEARS: American Indians in
Maine. Bruce J. Bourque, Unv. of Nebraska Press, 2001,
0-8032-1310-7
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THE ABENAKI: Indians of North America Series.
Colin G. Calloway, Chelsea House Publishers, 1989, 1-55546-687-7.
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THE WESTERN ABENAKIS OF VERMONT, 1600-1800: War,
Migration, and the Survival of an Indian People. Colin G.
Calloway, University of Oklahoma Press, 1990, 0-8061-2274-9.
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AFTER KING PHILIP'S WAR Presence and
Persistence in Indian New England. ed. Colin Calloway, Unv. Press
of New England, 1997, 0-87451-819-9.
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THE ORIGINAL VERMONTERS: Native Inhabitants,
Past and Present. William A. Haviland & Marjory W. Power,
University Press of New England, 1994, 0-87451-667-6.
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DAWNLAND ENCOUNTERS: Indians and Europeans in
Northern New England. Colin G. Calloway, University Press of New
England, 1991, 0-87451-594-7.
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INDIAN NEW ENGLAND BEFORE THE MAYFLOWER Howard
S. Russell, University Press of New England, 1980, 0-87451-162-3.
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NATIVE NEW ENGLAND: The Long Journey. Charles T.
Robinson, Covered Bridge Press, 1996, 0-924771-64-X
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THE EMBATTLED NORTHEAST: The Elusive Ideal of
Alliance in Abenaki-Euramerican Relations. Kenneth M. Morrison,
University of California Berkeley Press, 1984, 0-520-05126-2.
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MANITOU AND PROVIDENCE: Indians, Europeans, and
the Making of New England, 1500-1643. Neal Salisbury, Oxford
University Press, 1982, 0-19-503454-6.
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CHANGES IN THE LAND: Indians, Colonists, and the
Ecology of New England. William Cronon, Hill and Wang, 1983,
0-8090-0158-6.
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ROOTED LIKE THE ASH TREES: New Enlgand Indians
and the Land. Ed. Richard G. Carlson, Eagle Wing Press, 1987,
0-944140-00-9
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DAWN OVER THE KENNEBEC. Mary R. Calvert,
Monmouth Press, 1983, 0-9609914-3-3
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BLACK ROBE ON THE KENNEBEC. Mary R. Calvert,
Monmouth Press, 1991, 0-9609914-6-8.
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THE OLD MAN TOLD US: Excerpts from Micmac
History 1500-1950. Ruth Holmes Whitehead, Nimbus Publishing Ltd,
1991, 0-921054-83-1.
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ELITEKEY - MICMAC MATERIAL CULTURE FROM 1600AD
TO THE PRESENT. Ruth Holmes Whitehead, Nova Scotia Museum, 1980.
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THE MI'KMAQ: Resistance, Accommodation, and
Cultural Survival. Harald Prins, Harcourt Brace, 1996,
0-03-053427-5
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THE NEW ENGLAND INDIANS: An Illustrated Source
Book of Authentic Details About Everyday Indian Life. C. Keith
Wilbur, Globe Pequot Press, 1978, 0-87106-004-3.
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ALGONKIAN: Lifestyle of the New England Indians
- Illustrated. Bob Eaton, One Reed Publ., 1998, 0-9628031-4-6
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ALGONQUINS OF THE EAST COAST: The American
Indians Series. Time-Life Books, 1995, 0-8094-9738-7.
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ABOVE THE GRAVEL BAR: The Indian Canoe Routes of
Maine. David S. Cook, Milo Printing Company, 1985.
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THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION IN INDIAN COUNTRY:
Crisis and Diversity in Native American Communities. Colin
Calloway, Cambridge Univ. Press, 1995, 0-521-47569-4.
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THE RED KING'S REBELLION: Racial Politics in
New England 1675-1678. Russell Bourne, Oxford University Press,
1990, 0-689-12000-1.
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PENOBSCOT MAN. Frank Speck, Unv. of ME reprint,
1997, 0-89101-092-1
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NO WORD FOR TIME: The Way of the Algonquin
People. Evan T. Pritchard, Council Oak Books, 1997, 1-57178-042-4
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GLOOSKAP'S CHILDREN: Encounters with the
Penobscot Indians of Maine. Peter Anastas, Beacon Press, 1973,
0-8070-0518-5
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WAPAPI AKONUTOMAKONOL; The Wampum Records -
Wabanaki Traditional Laws. Ed. Robert M. Leavitt and David A.
Francis, Micmac-Maliseet Institute, 1990, 0-920114-34-2.
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THE BATTLE ON SNOWSHOES. Bob Bearor, Heritage
Books, 1997, 0-7884-0619-1
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MI'KMAQ; Peoples of the Maritimes. Stephen
A. Davis, Nimbus Publishing Ltd, 1997, 1-55109-180-1
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L'SITKUK; The Story of the Bear River
mi'kmaw Community. Darlene A. Ricker, Roseway Publ., 1997,
1-896496-05-9
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IN SEARCH OF NEW ENGLAND'S NATIVE PAST;
Selected Essays by Gordon M. Day. Edit. by Michael K. Foster
& William Cowan, Univ. of MA Press, 1998, 1-55849-151-1
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BEHIND THE FRONTIER:Indians in Eighteenth
Century Eastern Massachusetts. Daniel R. Mandell, Unv. of
Nebraska, 1996, 0-8032-8249-4
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KING PHILIP'S WAR: Civil War in New England,
1675-1676. James D. Drake, 1999, Unv. of MASS, 1-55849-224-0
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THE MOHICANS OF STOCKBRIDGE. Patrick Frazier,
Unv. of Nebraska, 1992, 0-8032-6882-3.
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THEIR BEARING IS NOBLE AND PROUD; A Collection
of narritives regarding the appearance of Native Americans from
1740-1815. James O'Neil II, 1995
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NINNUOCK (The People): The Algonkian People of
New England. Steven F. Johnson, Bliss Pub., 1995, 0-9625144-2-X.
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THE SKULKING WAY OF WAR; Technology and Tactics
among the New Englnad Indians. Patrick M. Malone, Plymoth
Plantation, 1991, 1-56833-165-7.
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THE NATIVE AMERICAN PEOPLE OF THE EAST. Edited
by James Axtell, Pendulum Press, 1973, 0-88301-067-4
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ROCK DRAWINGS OF THE MICMAC INDIANS. Marion
Robertson, Nova Scotia Museum, 1973.
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THE INDENTITY OF THE SAINT FRANCIS INDIANS.
Gordon M. Day, National Museum of Canada, 1981.
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THE HISTORY OF ROGERS' RANGERS; Vol. 4 The
St. Francis Raid. Burt Loescher, Heritage Books, 2002,
0-7884-2077-1
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GODS OF WAR, GOODS OF PEACE; How the Meeting of
Native and Colonial Religions Shaped Early America. Russell
Bourne, Harcourt, 2002, 0-15-100501-X.
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PICTURE ROCKS; American Indian Rock Art in the
Northeast Woodlands. Edward J. Lenik, Unv. Press of New England,
2002, 1-58465-197-0.
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THE SCALP HUNTERS; Abenaki Ambush at Lovewell
Pond - 1725. Alfred E. Kayworth, Branden Books, 2002,
0-8283-2075-6.
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GENTLEMEN & JESUITS; Glory and Adventure in
the Early Days of Acadia. Elizabeth Jones, Nimbus Publishing,
2002, 1-55109-367-7.