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Thompson's highway : British Columbia's fur trade, 1800-1850 : the literary origins of British Columbia

Author:	Alan Twigg
Publisher:	Vancouver [B.C.] : Ronsdale Press, ©2006.
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Summary:	David Thompson's exploration and mapping enabled George Simpson, and James Douglas, to bring viability to the corporate fur trade on the so-called Western Slope. This work traces the writings of David Thompson, Alexander Mackenzie, Simon Fraser and of their peers, who founded and managed more than fifty forts west of the Rockies prior to 1850.  Read more...
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