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He has worked his way for years in the interests of the Amerindians, Hawaiians, and Maories.
THE PACIFIC TRIANGLESYDNEY GREENBIEThe Amerindians were the kick of that human explosion eastward which occurred some time during the Wurm ice age.
THE PACIFIC TRIANGLESYDNEY GREENBIE"I'd just as soon the human race didn't go the way of the Amerindians," Turnbull said.
DEAD GIVEAWAYGORDON RANDALL GARRETTWhen he awoke he told the Amerindians of his dream, and they were greatly impressed, as they regarded it as a good omen.
PIONEERS IN CANADASIR HARRY JOHNSTONThe Amerindians were intensely interested in the arrival of the first sailing vessel they had ever seen.
PIONEERS IN CANADASIR HARRY JOHNSTONThat is not the impression one derives from the many pen portraits of Amerindians in the journals of the great pioneers.
PIONEERS IN CANADASIR HARRY JOHNSTONThe hostility, curiously enough, manifested itself much more among the Amerindians than the settlers of French blood.
PIONEERS IN CANADASIR HARRY JOHNSTONThe Chipewayan Amerindians with him now sent out their spies to try and locate the Eskimo.
PIONEERS IN CANADASIR HARRY JOHNSTONApparently, these beautiful dogs were left behind still tethered by the wicked Amerindians, after the massacre of their owners.
PIONEERS IN CANADASIR HARRY JOHNSTONThe attack on the ship must be stepped up, or the Amerindians would be forced to retreat.
THE DEFIANT AGENTSANDRE ALICE NORTON