Dr. McKay's Chinook address May 11 (1892) / transcribed, transliterated, and translated by Henry Zenk. [199-?]

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Dr. McKay's Chinook address May 11 (1892) / transcribed, transliterated, and translated by Henry Zenk. [199-?]

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Mr. Zenk took the address of Dr. McKay from his papers that are housed at the University of Oregon and transcribed, transliterated and translated the address.

5 leaves ; 31 cm.

eng,

chn,

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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McKay, W. C. (William Cameron), 1824-1893

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