US Edition1860: The Abridgement — Chenook jargon — cussin’ — and back-translation
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1860: The Abridgement — Chenook jargon — cussin’ — and back-translation
I don’t know why a title “The Abridgement” comes up online for this 750-page item; it’s one of those US government compendiums of reports from the various “Indian agents” and land surveyors. Kalama Stick Indian, 1988, by Lillian Pitt, Warm Springs (image credit: ARTSWA) Published in 1858, this volume is packed with useful information from a really crucial time in Pacific Northwest history. There’s discussion of the need to follow through on the…
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