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The North-Americans of yesterday

Note 22 — Chapter II

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They have intermarried with the Hopi and Navajo till Fewkes believes that in “the next generation the percentage of pure Tañoan blood will be so small that we cannot regard the stock as Tañoan.”—American Anthropologist, April, 1894, p. 167.

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