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Potawatomi

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Abnaki

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��1 Sec Matthews, Navaho Legends (Memoirs Am, Folk-lore Society \ 1897, p. 31)] and Jour nal of American Folk-lore \ vol. Ill, 1890, pp. 89-110.

• Bourke in Journal of American Folk-lore^ vol. Ill, 1890, pp. ni-126.

• The Pueblo stocks included are the Tanoan, Keresan, and Zuflian. See Hodge,

Pueblo Indian Clans {American Anthropologist ', vol. IX, 1896, pp. 345-352), and Bourke, Snake Dance of the Moquis of Arizona , New York, 1884.

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