10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ORKNEYMAN»
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Orkneyman in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Treaty No. 9: Making the Agreement to Share the Land in Far ...
His great-great-grandparents were Orkneyman James Spence and Nestichio Batt
, and his great-grandparents were Orkneyman Andrew Setter and Margaret (
Peggy) Spence. His grandparents were Orkneyman George Setter, Andrew's
cousin ...
2
Letters from Rupert's Land, 1826-1840: James Hargrave of the ...
1793–1836) an Orkneyman, who was HBC clerk in charge of the Island Lake
district from 1832–34. He was killed by a bull in 1836. 43 William Drever (c. 1803
–), an Orkneyman who worked between 1821 and 1839 at York Factory as a ...
James Hargrave, Helen E. Ross, 2009
3
Narrative Of An Expedition To The Shores Of The Arctic Sea ...
The crews of the boats were divided as follows:-- NORTH POLE. John Rae. John
Corrigal, Orkneyman, Steersman. Richard Turner, half-breed, Middleman.
Edward Hutchison, Orkneyman, ditto. Hilard Mineau, Canadian, ditto. Nibitabo,
Cree ...
4
Buckskin Brigades: An authentic adventure of Native American ...
“Orkneyman? You mean a servant of Hudson's Bay?” “I do. But quiet yourself.” “
No reasonnotto,” said Yellow Hair, sinking back into the bunk.“WhatdoIcare how
many of thesefool whites— Wait, you're looking atme oddly.You think my friends ...
5
The Arctic Journals of John Rae
Nibitabo, Cree Indian, ditto and hunter. magnet George Flett, Orkneyman,
Steersman. John Folster, ditto, Middleman. William Adamson, Zetlander, ditto.
Jacques St. Germain, Canadian, ditto. Peter Matheson, Highlander, ditto. All
these men ...
6
The Gray Maiden: Three Thousand Years in the Life of a Sword
The Baresark laughed shortly. “I am an Orkneyman. My name is Aslak—Flatnose,
folk call me.” “What errand have you in Iceland?” “None. I fled after a man-slaying
. A Sudreyar ship was sailing, and I boarded her. She was Iceland-bound.
Arthur Howden Smith, 2010
7
Save Your Son: A Tale of Arthur
He was huge, an obvious Orkneyman by his dress. They had seen plenty of them
when Lot's force was here. “What is your purpose here, Orkneyman.” Arthur
spoke up quickly, so as not to startle the giant. The youth turned quickly, still not
quite ...
8
The Boys' and Girls' Magazine and Fireside Companion
After a most desperate chase, during which the privateer's guns had belched
forth fire and smoke, and shot, which, owing to the rolling of the sea, had not once
harmed the Orkneyman, the captain doubled that cape, where you see the ...
9
VanDrad the Viking - the Feud and the Spell
I will call Ketill and the Orkneyman, and we four will hold council here." Ketill, the
broad-beamed ... path had been stopped by Atli—a man of few words and stout
deeds, and Grim, the Orkneyman, came up to the poop. There they deliberated ...
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Vernacular Universals and Language Contacts: Evidence from ...
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Orkneyman inCanada in1822 (Blain1992:72). Final Consonant Cluster
Simplification Thisfeature, although recognized as widely occurring in English
vernaculars, hasnot ...
Markku Filppula, Juhani Klemola, Heli Paulasto, 2008
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ORKNEYMAN»
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Orkneyman is used in the context of the following news items.
Indigenous issues centre stage at book awards
The book, which details Orkneyman William Tomison's trials and tribulations during the 18th-century Great Plains smallpox outbreak, beat out ... «Winnipeg Free Press, Apr 14»
Dave Hobson: Adam Grant Horne, noted city pioneer, was honoured …
Sabiston, a fellow Orkneyman, and Horne entered into a coal mining venture called the Horne-Sabiston Mine, later known as the "Jingle Pot" ... «Nanaimo Daily News, Jul 13»
Moving tale of HBC man's Canada
William Tomison, an Orkneyman, real-life Hudson's Bay Company official and founder of the City of Edmonton, is the central character in this ... «Winnipeg Free Press, Jun 13»
Our excitement was intense for our trip on the 'St Ola'
To an Orkneyman Scotland was, and still is to many, going abroad, called "the sooth" or often just "Scotland". During these pre-war years the St ... «John O'Groat Journal, May 11»
