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[71] _Dinni_, _tinni_, _din_, _tin_, &c.=_man_ in the Athabaskan tongues.

[72] Called also _Carriers_, _Nagail_, and _Chin Indians_; though whether the last two names are correct is uncertain.

[73] By no means to be confounded with the _Chepewyans_.

[74] The Mohawks, Senekas, Onondagos, Cayugas, Oneidas, Tuskaroras, and Hurons.

[75] See a paper of Mr. Isbester's in the "Transactions of the British a.s.sociation," 1847, p. 121.

[76] Thirty-eight.

[77] This requires modification. The Sitkan practices have already been noticed.

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