THE TRUE HISTORY OF THE WORD SQUAW The following is a letter that linguist Ives Goddard had published in the mid April 1997 issue of News from Indian Country (p. 19A) on the origin and meaning of the word "squaw," which - Ives Goddard - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	THE TRUE HISTORY OF THE WORD SQUAW The following is a letter that linguist Ives Goddard had published in the mid April 1997 issue of News from Indian Country (p. 19A) on the origin and meaning of the word "squaw," which Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-10-11 18:57:29 Open Document File Size: 101,64 KB Share Result on Facebook City Lynn / London / Cambridge / Plymouth / / Company Associated Press / Glencoe Press / Mohawk / / Person Jim Rementer / Edward Winslow / William Bradford / William Wood / Suzan Harjo / Walter W. Peek / Ives Goddard / Muriel Charwood-Litzau / Thomas E. Sanders / / Position native preacher / woman chief / Editor / queen / Governor / linguist / governor of Plymouth colony / / ProvinceOrState Delaware / Massachusetts / / PublishedMedium News from Indian Country / / Region New England / eastern Massachusetts / / SocialTag Algonquian peoples Squaw Algonquian languages Massachusett people Massachusett language Ives Goddard Proto-Algonquian language Ojibwe language Arapaho language Languages of North America

THE TRUE HISTORY OF THE WORD SQUAW The following is a letter that linguist Ives Goddard had published in the mid April 1997 issue of News from Indian Country (p. 19A) on the origin and meaning of the word "squaw," which Add to Reading List