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This Blessed Wilderness Archibald Mcdonalds Letters From The Columbia 18221844 Jean Cole

Name: This Blessed Wilderness Archibald Mcdonalds Letters From The Columbia 18221844 Jean Cole
SKU: BELL-5147494
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This Blessed Wilderness Archibald Mcdonalds Letters From The Columbia 18221844 Jean Cole instant download after payment.

Publisher: University of British Columbia

File Extension: PDF

File size: 22.9 MB

Pages: 308

Author: Jean Cole

ISBN: 9780774808323, 0774808322

Language: English

Year: 2001

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This Blessed Wilderness Archibald Mcdonalds Letters From The Columbia 18221844 Jean Cole by Jean Cole 9780774808323, 0774808322 instant download after payment.

Archibald McDonald was one of the most important fur traders in the region west of the Rockies. He is particularly remembered as a factor at Forts Langley, Kamloops, and Colville, and as one of the traders who enabled the Hudson's Bay Company to gain control of the vast region west of the Rockies.
A pioneer cartographer, he also prepared the first censuses of Kamloops and Fort Langley. In this informative and entertaining collection of letters, his life as a factor, family man, amateur naturalist, and close observer of everything going on around him provides an invaluable glimpse of both the man and the Pacific Northwest.