Through the Mackenzie Basin A Narrative of the Athabasca and Peace River Treaty Expedition of 1899

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About this book

Through the Mackenzie Basin A Narrative of the Athabasca and Peace River Treaty Expedition of 1899 is available in the Project Gutenberg source edition credited to Charles Mair. Catalog subjects include Alberta -- Description and travel; Indians of North America -- Canada -- Treaties; Athabasca and Peace River treaty expedition, 1899. This edition retains the source text, including any introductory material and notes.

First published

Unknown year

Language

English

Copyright status

Public domain

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Project Gutenberg ebook #12569

Table of contents

24 chapters

1. 01Through the Mackenzie Basin2 min
2. 02Chapter I From Edmonton To Lesser Slave Lake2 min
3. 03Chapter II Lesser Slave River And Lesser Slave Lake2 min
4. 04Chapter III Treaty At Lesser Slave Lake2 min
5. 05Chapter IV The Half-Breed Scrip Commission2 min
6. 06Chapter V Resources Of Lesser Slave Lake Region2 min
7. 07Chapter VI On The Trail To Peace River2 min
8. 08Chapter VII Down The Peace River2 min
9. 09Chapter VIII Fort Chipewyan To Fort McMurray2 min
10. 10Chapter IX The Athabasca River Region2 min
11. 11Chapter X The Trip To Wahpoośkow2 min
12. 12Introduction21 min
13. 13Through the Mackenzie Basin — Section 1322 min
14. 14Chapter II Lesser Slave River And Lesser Slave Lake.10 min
15. 15Chapter III Treaty At Lesser Slave Lake.26 min
16. 16Chapter IV The Half-Breed Scrip Commission.13 min
17. 17Chapter V Resources Of Lesser Slave Lake Region.7 min
18. 18Chapter VI On The Trail To Peace River.11 min
19. 19Chapter VII Down The Peace River.17 min
20. 20Chapter VIII Fort Chipewyan To Fort McMurray.30 min
21. 21Chapter IX The Athabasca River Region.7 min
22. 22Chapter X The Trip To Wahpoośkow.23 min
23. 23Conclusion.3 min
24. 24MR. COTÉ'S POEM.2 min