Notes on Social Organization: The Family, the gens, the clan, 1896, 1914, 1916
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Grammatical notes, etc. October, 1896
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Pigeon song, 1896
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Kennon skwa Legend, 1896
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Thanksgiving Text, 1896
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Ongwe hanges ha Legend, September 1896
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Hen''e'Deo' nias, The Misogamist Text, 1896
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Legend of Haha doda gwas, 1896
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Kennons'kwa' (Stone Coat), October 1896
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Gadjis dodo' and Shogon gwa's, September 1896
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Grammatic sketches
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Hoda denon, and Ga'ni'gon'on' Texts, October 1896
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First Chapter of Genesis, translated by Maris B. Pierce, July 27, 1880
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Do-a'-da-ne'- gen' and Hotkwistadegena Seneca text, October 1896
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Seneca version of the Head Story (The three brothers), 1917
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Miscellaneous language notes, mostly Seneca; word lists
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Seneca/English tradition of the founding of the League, 1917
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Seneca texts with interlinear English translation, ca. 1940
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Seneca Tradition of the League, 1917
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Seneca vocabulary and verb conjugations, July, 1880
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Seneca vocabulary, 1896
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Copies and originals of Seneca myths
Jeremiah Curtin
Seneca Witch Tales, 1913
Jeremiah Curtin
Seneca Vocabulary, 1896
Jeremiah Curtin
Seneca texts, September 1896
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Seneca Word List
Undated, author unknown. Smithsonian Institution
Originals of Seneca stories, 1916
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Diary of a Seneca Chief, Maris B. Pierce 1845-1857
Smart Decline in Post-Carbon Cities: The Buffalo Commons Meets Buffalo, New York, 2010
Deborah and Frank Popper
Buffalo International Industrial Fair, 1888
Harper's Weekly