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SongsSummary
Polansuwe Susehp Neptan is the Passamaquoddy translation of Chief Francis Joseph Neptune. This was recorded by Jesse Walter Fewkes as an unidentified song, and later a war song, March 17, SR 18Digital Heritage
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Cultural Life, Vocabulary, StoriesSummary
Passamaquoddy Words of Spirits and other BeingsDigital Heritage
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This is the fourth part of this story recorded on 4 cylindersDigital Heritage
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VocabularySummary
Numbers and days of the week spoken by Noel Joseph in 1890 and in 2018 by Dwayne Tomah. SR 08