North of Athabasca : Slave Lake and Mackenzie River documents of the North West Company, 1800-1821 /
"The fur trade was an important building block in Canada's history. While much is known about the Hudson's Bay Company, information about the North Wet Company in the Slave Lake and Mackenzie River Districts has been scattered in various archives. In North of Athabasca Lloyd Keith pro...
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- pt. 1. Overview. Historical Background. The Distant Past. The Recent Past. The North West Company. Slave Lake District, 1786-99. Mackenzie River District, 1795-1800. James Porter's Journal, 1800-1. John Thomson's Journal, 1800-1. Arrival of Opposition in Athabasca, 1800-4. Early Journals of W.F. Wentzel, 1802-5. Alexander McKenzie's Journal, 1805-6. Alexander Henry Jr's Journal, 1806. George Keith's Journals, 1805-7. W.F. Wentzel's Journals, 1805-08. Declining Returns from the Mackenzie, 1807-15. Roderic McKenzie Correspondence, 1807-24. Aftermath, 1816-21. Wentzel's "Account of Mackenzies River with a Chart," 1821
- pt. 2. North West Company Documents. James Porter's Slave Lake Journal of 1800-1. John Thomson's Journal of 1800-1. W.F. Wentzel's Journals of 1802 and 1804-5. Alexander McKenzie's Journal of 1805-6. Alexander Henry, Jr's Journal of 1806. George Keith's Journals of 1805-6 and 1806-7. W.F. Wentzel's Journals and "Account of Mackenzies River," 1805-21. Biographical Notes, Mackenzie River and Slave Lake Districts, 1795-1821.