Charles Garrad
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL970591A
Top Subjects
- Tionontati Indians (12)
- History (9)
- Ontario (7)
- Wyandot Indians (6)
- Journeys (3)
- Samuel de Champlain (1567-1635) (3)
- Missions (2)
Books by Charles Garrad
Total count: 24
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A survey of Lamont Creek in the Township of Nottawasaga, OntarioArchaeological Society of Western Ontario1966-01-01
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Index to the library holdings of the Ontario Archaeological Society, 1967Ontario Archaeological Society1967-01-01
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Jay Blair, Nottawasaga's last pioneerBoston Mills Press1982-01-01
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Monsoonan exhibition by Charles Garrad.Ikon Gallery1986-01-01
The annual archaeological reports of Ontario, 1887-1928a research guideOntario Archaeological Society1987-01-01-
Champlain and the PetunPetun Research Institute1997-01-01
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Petun and the PetunsPetun Research Institute1997-01-01
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Chantilly, the Petun and D-Day plus 63Petun Research Institute1997-01-01
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Early maps locating the PetunPetun Research Institute1997-01-01
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Crossing the NottawasagaPetun Research Institute1997-01-01
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Champlain and the Odawa in 1615Petun Research Institute1998-01-01
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Chabanel and Honare,enhakPetun Research Institute1998-01-01
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Champlain and the Odawa in 1616Petun Research Institute1998-01-01
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The Petun as thievesPetun Research Institute1998-01-01
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The Recollects and the PetunPetun Research Institute1998-01-01
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Ekarenniondi and OscotarachPetun Research Institute1998-01-01
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Craigleith and the birth of the Wyandot TribePetun Research Institute1998-01-01
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Visiting the Wyandots in 1976Petun Research Institute1999-01-01
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Huron Institute and the PetunPetun Research Institute1999-01-01
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Indexes to Petun-Wyandot references in the Jesuit relationsPetun Research Institute1999-01-01
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Visiting the Wyandots in 1975Petun Research Institute1999-01-01
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Andrew F. Hunter and the PetunPetun Research Institute1999-01-01
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Father Jones and the PetunPetun Research Institute1999-01-01
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Petun to WyandotThe Ontario Petun from the Sixteenth CenturyUniversity of Ottawa Press/Les Presses de l'Universite d'Ottawa2014-01-01