Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Ottawa River, in Canada” in entry algonquian-or-algonkian-indians of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
... West of the Missipssippi, the Blackfeet and Cheyennes are regarded as a family of the Algonkians.
The original land of the Ottawas was on the west side of Lake Huron; but they were seated upon the Ottawa River, in Canada , when the French discovered them, and claimed sovereignty over that region.
The Chippewas and Pottawattomies were colsely allied by language and friendship.
The former were on the southern shores...
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