The conquest of the great Northwest, Volume 1 (of 2): $b Being the story of the adventurers of England known as the Hudson's Bay Company. New pages in the history of the Canadian northwest and western states — John Shaqi
The conquest of the great Northwest, Volume 1 (of 2): $b Being the story of the adventurers of England known as the Hudson's Bay Company. New pages in the history of the Canadian northwest and western statesLaut, Agnes C.
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The conquest of the great Northwest, Volume 1 (of 2): $b Being the story of the adventurers of England known as the Hudson's Bay Company. New pages in the history of the Canadian northwest and western states
Laut, Agnes C.
Hudson Bay -- History; Hudson's Bay Company; Northwest, Canadian
Pierre le Moyne d’Iberville Sweeps the Bay 211
CHAPTER XIII
D’Iberville Sweeps the Bay (_continued_) 228
CHAPTER XIV
What Became of Radisson?—New Facts on the Last
Days of the Famous Pathfinder 256
PART III
CHAPTER XV
The First Attempts of the Adventurers to
Explore—Henry Kelsey Penetrates as far as the
Valley of the Saskatchewan—Sanford and Arrington,
Known as “Red Cap,” Found Henley House Inland from
Albany—Beset from Without, the Company is also
Beset from Within—Petitions Against the
Charter—Increase of Capital—Restoration of the
Bay from France 277
CHAPTER XVI
Old Captain Knight, Beset by Gold Fever, Hears the
Call of the North—The Straits and Bay—The First
Harvest of the Sea at Dead Man’s Island—Castaways
for Three Years—The Company, Beset by Gold Fever,
Increases its Stock—Pays Ten Per Cent. on Twice
Trebled Capital—Coming of Spies Again 298
CHAPTER XVII
The Company’s Prosperity Arouses Opposition—Arthur
Dobbs and the Northwest Passage and the Attack
on the Charter—No Northwest Passage is Found, but
the French Spur the English to Renewed Activity 320
CHAPTER XVIII
The March Across the Continent Begins—The Company
Sends a Man to the Blackfeet of the South
Saskatchewan—Anthony Hendry is the First
Englishman to Penetrate to the Saskatchewan—The
First Englishman to Winter West of Lake Winnipeg—He
Meets the Sioux and the Blackfeet and Invites
them to the Bay 334
CHAPTER XIX
Extension of Trade toward Labrador, Quebec and
Rockies—Hearne Finds the Athabasca Country and
Founds Cumberland House on the Saskatchewan—Cocking
Proceeds to the Blackfeet—Howse Finds the Pass in
Rockies 355
CHAPTER XX
“The Coming of the Pedlars”—A New Race of Wood-rovers
Throngs to the Northwest—Bandits of the Wilds War
Among Themselves—Tales of Border Warfare, Wassail
and Grandeur—The New Northwest Company Challenges
the Authority and Feudalism of the Hudson’s Bay
Company 389
ADDENDA
PAGE
Map of Hudson’s First and Second Voyages 22
Map of Hudson’s Third Voyage—Hudson River 46
Map showing Hudson’s and Munck’s Voyages 408
ILLUSTRATIONS
Collier’s Famous Picture of Hudson’s Last Hours _Frontispiece_
FACING PAGE
Prince Rupert 10
James II, Duke of York 26
New Amsterdam or New York from an Old Print of 1660 34
Albany from an Old Print 34
The Duke of Marlborough 42
Le Moyne d’Iberville 58
Iberville’s Ship Run Aground Off Nelson in a
Hurricane 74
Churchill Harbor as Drawn by Munck 82
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