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PUEBLOS . Zuliian. 570 in See also:

Oklahoma. Considerable. can See also:missions in See also:Alberta. 19o4), and See also:Pawnee See also:Mythology (1906); 179 on See also:Walpole See also:Island, See also:Ontario; Larger See also:element of Making See also:good progress recently. See also:Fletcher, 22nd See also:Ann. See also:Rep. See also:Bur. 1740 in Oklahoma. See also:white See also:blood than See also:Catholic and See also:Protestant missions. Etnnol., 1900-1901. 3990 in 6 pueblos in N. central New other Pueblos Progress good. See See also:Passamaquoddy.

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Mexico. See also:Indians, but not U.S. citizens, making good progress. See Pilling, Bibliography of the Algon- See Moqui. See also:great. See also:Canadian See also:Potawatomi arelaw-abiding quian See also:Languages (1891). About 4200 in 12 pueblos in New See Moqui. and industrious. See also:American Pota- See Blackfeet. Mexico. Have not favoured watomi citizens making See also:pro- Russel, Amer. Anthrop., 1903, Journ. 150o in Western New Mexico. inter m ix t u r e. gress. Amer. Folk-See also:Lore, 1901, and 26th Amount little.

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Majority nominally Catholics. Ann. Rep. Bur. Amer. Ethnol., Have not favoured See Moqui. 1904-1905; Dorsey, Indians of the white intermix- Nominally Catholics for most See also:part. See also:South-See also:west (1903); Hrdlacka, Amer. See also:ture. At See also:San Juan notable evidences of Antlzrop., 19o4; Kroeber, Univ. See also:thrift, less elsewhere. Calif.

Publ., 1907. Practically all are "pagans." Sub- See also:

Barrett, Ethnography of the Panto steadied progress lately in several (1908). ways. Dorsey (J. O.), Cegiha See also:Language (189o), .Mexico. See also:Omaha and Ponka Letters (s891), &c.; Dorsey (G. A.), See also:Field Columb. See also:Mus. Publ., 1905; Boas, Congr. int. d. Amer., See also:Quebec, 1906. See Pilling, Bibliography of the Algon- quian Languages (1891).

Writings of See also:

Bandelier, See also:Hodge, Lummis, See also:Stevenson, &c. Stevenson, 11th Ann. Rep. Bur. Ethnol., 1889-1890; Dorsey, Indians of the South-west (Igo3); Bandelier, Archaeol. Inst. Papers, 1851, 1883, 1892. See Moqui. Writings of Bandelier, Lummis, Fewkes, &c. See Pueblos (Keresan) and Moqui. Bandelier, Journ. Amer.

Ethnol. and Archaeol., 1892; Fewkes, ibid., 1891; Stevenson, 5112 Ann. Rep. But. Ethuol., 1883-1884, and 23rd Rep., 1901-s9o2; See also:

Cushing, and Rep., 188o- 188s, 4th Rep., 1882-1883, 13th Rep., 1891-1892, and Zzzni Folk-Tales (N.Y., 19os), and other writings.

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