- archive.today (including
South Slavey (Dene-Tha) MNSU
Slavey page An
account of
interactions between Slaveys and
George Hunter Herbermann, Charles, ed. (1913)...
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Slavey (/ˈsleɪvi/; also Slave, Slavé) is a
group of
Athabaskan languages and a
dialect continuum spoken amongst the Dene
peoples of
Canada in the Northwest...
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Slavey Jargon (also
Broken Slavey,
Broken Slavé,
Broken Slave,
Broken Slavee, and le
Jargon esclave) was a
trade language used by
Indigenous peoples and...
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Slavey may
refer to:
Slavey, a
First Nations indigenous peoples Slavey language, an
Athabaskan language Slavey Jargon, a
trade language used by Indigenous...
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South Slavey may
refer to: The
South Slavey people, or
Slavey The
Slavey language This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title South...
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North Slavey may mean, Sahtu,
formerly the
North Slavey people Slavey language,
language spoken by the
Sahtu This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- Deneza, Gens de Castor)
Mackenzie Slavey–Hare (v Slave)
Slavey (also
known as
Slavey proper,
South Slavey,
Southern Slavey, Dene Tha, Esclave, Nahane, Nahani...
- for the
slaveys in
their attic. He
calls his
master Mr.
Carrisford (von Seyffertitz) to
watch their joy, but both are
witness to the
slaveys being abused...
- The Lady
Slavey was an 1894
operetta in two acts with a
score by John
Crook (with
contributions by
Henry Wood and
Letty Lind,
among others), to a libretto...
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Colville Lake Délįne Fort Good Hope
Norman Wells Tulita The Sahtú or
North Slavey (historically
called Hare or
Hareskin Indians) are a Dene
First Nations...
