Close Encounters of the First Kind, 1585-1767

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MSA SC 2221-17-16 - "On Certain Supposed Nanticoke Words, Shown to be of African Origin," by D. G. Brinton, in The American Antiquarian & Oriental Journal IX, (January-November, 1887), edited by Stephen D. Peet, Chicago: 1887, pp. 350-54.

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