The Remarkable History of the Hudson's Bay Company

The Remarkable History of the Hudson's Bay Company
George Bryce, He had served as a militia volunteer during the Fenian troubles of 1866 and was present at the disastrous Canadian defeat at Ridgeway (1844-1931)

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Table of Contents
- About This Book
- Preface
- Preface To The Third Edition
- The First Voyage For Trade
- Hudson's Bay Company Founded
- Methods Of Trade
- Three Great Governors
- Two Adroit Adventurers
- French Rivalry
- Ryswick And Utrecht
- Dream Of A North-west Passage
- The Interesting Blue-book Of 1749
- French Canadians Explore The Interior
- The Scottish Merchants Of Montreal
- Discovery Of The Coppermine
- Forts On Hudson Bay Left Behind
- The North-west Company Formed
- Voyages Of Sir Alexander Mackenzie
- The Great Exploration
- The X Y Company
- The Lords Of The Lakes And Forests-i
- The Lords Of The Lakes And Forests-ii
- The Lords Of The Lakes And Forests-iii
- The Impulse Of Union
- The Astor Fur Company
- Lord Selkirk's Colony
- Trouble Between The Companies
- The Skirmish Of Seven Oaks
- Lord Selkirk To The Rescue
- The Blue-book Of 1819 And The North-west Trials
- Men Who Played A Part
- Governor Simpson Unites All Interests
- The Life Of The Traders
- The Voyageurs From Montreal
- Explorers In The Far North
- Expeditions To The Frontier Of The Fur Country
- Famous Journeys In Rupert's Land
- Red River Settlement
- The Prairies - Sledge, Keel, Wheel, Cayuse, Chase
- Life On The Shores Of Hudson Bay And Labrador
- Athabasca, Mackenzie River, And The Yukon
- On The Pacific Slope
- From Oregon To Vancouver Island
- Pro Gloria Dei
- The Hudson's Bay Company And The Indians
- Unrest In Rupert's Land
- Canada Covets The Hudson's Bay Territory
- Troubles Of The Transfer Of Rupert's Land
- Present Status Of The Company
- The Future Of The Canadian West
- Appendix