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View comments (edit) stub, so to speak; current article is a quote from the Catholic Encyclopedia entry, in bulk, and needs slicing down as well as independent writing as well as other refs etc; separate language article needed if possible --Skookum1 (12 May 06)

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[edit] Link to gens

The link to gens in the final paragraph was deleted with the edit summary "'gens' link goes to inappropriate Roman bits." Actually, it is the right link; it's just that the Catholic Encyclopedia article from which this article was derived rather pretentiously (and, no doubt, inaccurately) referred to the hierarchy of a Native American tribe using a Roman term. Ideally, of course, that whole paragraph will be rewritten by someone familiar enough with the subject to get it right. Until then, I've left the link in on the grounds that otherwise no one will know what it means. Chick Bowen 04:49, 13 October 2005 (UTC)