Lapbook Индейцы (Indians of North America)

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When his longtime nemesis, the amphetamine-juiced killer known as "Upper" North, is spotted in England, Detective Chief Inspector Brock is on the trail. His manhunt centers on Silvermeadow, a huge and glittery new shopping mall on the outskirts of London, where North was seen. Lying in wait, he and Kathy Kolla take on a seemingly unrelated case as camouflage, that of a missing girl who had worked in the mall. But what to make of the rumor of other girls gone missing? Coming up against dead ends, Kathy sets off to follow some leads of her own-and finds out that going solo can be very dangerous.

A Dictionary of North East Dialect

As entertaining as it is informative, this dictionary offers records and explanations of a northern English dialect.

The Fur Country

The Fur Country by Jules Verne

Lt. Jasper Hobson and other members of the Hudson's Bay Trading Co. and his team along with the company's guests, Mrs. Paulina Barnett and Thomas Black travel through the North West Territories of Canada to Cape Bathurst on the Arctic Ocean. At Cape Bathurst, Hobson intends on creating a new trading post for the company,

The Teton Sioux (Indians of North America)

The Teton (TEE-ton) people once inhabited a vast territory in the northern prairies and plains of North America in the present-day states of Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Nebraska, and Wyoming. Today, most Tetons live in or near reservation communities within the region of their traditional lands. The Teton tribe is one of seven divisions, or tribal groups, of American Indians known collectively as the Sioux or the Lakota.

The name Sioux comes from the language of the nearby Chippewa tribe, who used their word Nadoweisiweg, which means “Lesser Snakes,” to label their neighbors.