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Meanings of indian band in anglès
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banda índia First Nations government in Canada.
Usage of indian band in anglès
1
Now he understood the policy of the Indian bands in not uniting.
2
It is owned and operated by the Osoyoos Indian Band of the Okanagan Nation.
3
The Indian band proved to be from that vicinity.
4
Outlaw Indian bands roamed over its desolate expanse-theonly human beings who could live there.
5
The Indian band had broken into the house.
6
First we improvised an Indian band, using our basins as tom-toms and singing the most weird music.
7
In August, 1862, there had been outrages by daring Indian bands, killing unprotected men close to town.
8
The train was invaded by a band of Indians, or, to speak correctly, by an Indian band.
9
But our army will fight again soon, and then it will crush the French and Indian bands!
10
Never unless sure of its ground and the weakness of the adversary does the modern Indian band attack at night.
11
Popular legends made the Redcoats little less than devils, fit companions for the Indian bands they sent upon the war-path.
12
The only alternative, therefore, appeared to be, return and seek the Indian bands scattered along the small rivers above the mountains.
13
To convey the letter required a journey of between three and four hundred miles through a wilderness, filled with hostile Indian bands.
14
Read more Chief Lee Spahan of the Coldwater Indian Band said in a statement an appeal to the supreme court is under consideration.
15
Indian bands had penetrated far into the Wyoming Valley, but they felt sure that none were yet in the neighborhood of Forty Fort.
16
Surely it was a novelty-anIndian band, regulated by written laws and governed by officers, elected by themselves for a term of years.