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Aborigines Protection Society, London. Canada west and Hudson's bay company: apolitical and humane questions of vital importance.London. 1856Peel. S11. Reel: CNW 1, No. 326

Aborigines Protection Society, London. The Red River insurrection: three letters and anarrative of events.London. 1870Peel 236. Reel: CNW 1, No. 327

Amos, Andrew. Report of trials in the courts of Canada relative tothe destruction of the Earl of Selkirk's settlement.London. 1820Fold. map. Peel 114. Reel: CNW 1, No. 328

Anderson, David. A charge delivered to the clergy of the diocese ofRupert's land.London. 1851Peel 114. Reel: CNW 1, No. 329

Anderson, David. Notes of the flood at the Red river, 1852.London. 1852Front. Peel 122. Reel: CNW 1, No. 330

Arctic miscellanies. A souvenir of the late polarsearch. By the officers and seamen of the expedition.London. 1852Col. front., illus. Reel: CNW 1, No. 331

Armstrong, Alexander, Sir. A personal narrative of the discovery of the north-west passage.London. 1857Col. front., fold. map. Reel: CNW 1, No. 332

Articles of agreement, for carrying on an expeditionby Hudson's Streights for the discovery of a North-west passage.London. 1745 Reel: CNW 1, No. 333

Artigue, Jean d'. Six years in the Canadian north-west.Toronto. 1882Peel 455. Reel: CNW 1, No. 334

Au pilori; la trahison des chefs conservateursdemontree par les temoignages recueillis devant leComite du Nord-ouest.Quebec. 1874Peel 307. Reel: CNW 2, No. 335

Back, George, Sir. Narrative of an expedition in H.M.S. Terror. . .inthe years 1836-37.London. 1838Plates, fold. map. Reel: CNW 2, No. 336

Back, George, Sir. Narrative of the Arctic land expedition to themouth of the Great Fish River. . .in the years 1833,1834 and 1835.London. 1836Plates, fold. map. Reel: CNW 2, No. 337

Barrette, J.E.T. Recit d'aventures dans le Nord-ouest.Montreal. 1881Peel 428. Reel: CNW 2, No. 338

Bathurst, Henry Bathurst, 3d earl of. Correspondence in the years 1817, 1818 and 1819between Earl Bathurst and J. Halkett on the subject ofLord Selkirk's settlement.London. 1819Peel 51. Reel: CNW 2, No. 339

Beaugrand, Honore. De Montreal a Victoria par le transcontinentalcanadien.Montreal. 1887Plates. Peel S77. Reel: CNW 2, No. 340

Beauregard, George. Le 9me bataillon au Nord-Ouest.Quebec. 1886Peel 632. Reel: CNW 2, No. 341

Begg, Alexander. The creation of Manitoba; or, A history of the RedRiver troubles.Toronto. 1871Front. Peel 253. Reel: CNW 2, No. 342

Begg, Alexander. The great Canadian North West: its past history,present condition and glorious prospects.Montreal. 1881Peel 429. Reel: CNW 3, No. 343

Begg, Alexander. Seventeen years in the Canadian northwest.London. 1884Covertitle. Peel 537. Reel: CNW 3, No. 344


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Belcher, Edward, Sir. The last of the Arctic voyages; being a narrativeof the expedition. . .in search of Sir John Franklin. ..1852-53-54.London. 18552v. Col. plates, fold. maps. Reel: CNW 3, No. 345

Bell, Charles Napier. Our northern waters; a report presented to theWinnipeg Board of trade.Winnipeg. 1884Fold. maps. Peel 538. Reel: CNW 3, No. 346

Bellot, Joseph Rene. Memoirs. . .with his Journal of a voyage. . .insearch of Sir John Franklin.London. 18552v. Reel: CNW 3, No. 347

Boulton, Charles Arkoll. Reminiscences of the North-west rebellions.Toronto. 1886Illus., maps, plans (folded). Peel 641. Reel: CNW 3, No. 348

Brown, John. The north-west passage and the plans for thesearch for Sir John Franklin.London. 1858Front., fold. maps. A sequel. . .London, 1860. Map,fold. facsim. Reel: CNW 4, No. 349

Bryant, Wilbur Franklin. The blood of Abel.Hastinas, Neb. 1887Peel 728. Reel: CNW 4, No. 350

Canada. Dept. of Agriculture. Province of Manitoba; and North West territory ofthe dominion of Canada.Ottawa. 1876Peel 340. Reel: CNW 4, No. 351

Canada. Dept. of Justice. In the case of Louis Riel, convicted of treason. ..Memorandum of Sir Alexander Campbell.Ottawa. 1885Peel. 584. Reel: CNW 4, No. 352

Canada. Dept. of Justice. Trials in connection with the North-west rebellion,1885.Ottawa. 1886 Reel: CNW 4, No. 353

Canada. Dept. of Militia and Defence. Report of Lt. Col. W.H. Jackson. . .on matters inconnection with the suppression of the rebellion inthe north-west territories in 1885.Ottawa. 1887Peel 731. Reel: CNW 4, No. 354

Canada. Dept. of the Interior. . . .The Northwest rebellion.Ottawa?. 1887?Peel 733. Reel: CNW 4, No. 355

Canada. Dept. of the Secretary of State. Return. Instructions to surveyors sent to theNorth-West Territory.Ottawa. 1870Fold. plans. Peel 232. Reel: CNW 4, No. 356

Canada. Dept. of the Secretary of State. Return. Instructions to the Hon. A. Archibald,lieutenant-governor of Manitoba.Ottawa. 1871Peel 256. Reel: CNW 4, No. 357

Canada. Dept. of the Secretary of State. Statement of claims made on the Dominiongovernment consequent upon the insurrection in theNorth-west territories.Ottawa. 1871Peel 257. Reel: CNW 4, No. 358

Canada. Parliament. Senate. Select committee on Rupert's Land, Red River andthe Northwest Territory. Report. . .together with theminutes of evidence.Ottawa. 1870Fold. map. Peel 235. Reel: CNW 4, No. 359

Canada. Provincial Secretary's Office. Papers relative to the exploration of the countrybetween Lake Superior and the Red River settlement.London. 1859Illus., fold. maps. Reel: CNW 4, No. 360

Canada. Provincial Secretary's Office. Report on the exploration of the country betweenLake Superior and the Red River settlement.Toronto. 1858Fold. maps. Peel 160. Reel: CNW 5, No. 361

Canadian Pacific Railway Company. . . .Description of the country between LakeSuperior and the Pacific Ocean.Ottawa. 1876Peel 342. Reel: CNW 5, No. 362


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A Canadian tour: a reprint of letters from the specialcorrespondent of theTimes.London. 1886Double map. Peel 661. Reel: CNW 5, No. 363

Chapleau, Joseph Adolphe, Sir. La question Riel.Ottawa. 1885Cover-title. Peel 592. Reel: CNW 5, No. 364

Chapleau, Joseph Adolphe, Sir. Speech. . .on the execution of Louis Riel.Ottawa. 1886 Reel: CNW 5, No. 365

Collinson, Richard, Sir. Journal of H.M.S. Enterprise on the expedition insearch of Sir John Frankin. . .1850-55.London. 1889Fold. maps. Reel: CNW 5, No. 366

Corbett, Griffith Owen. Notes on Rupert's America, its history andresources.Dulwich. 1868Peel 218. Reel: CNW 5, No. 367

Corbett, Griffith Owen. The Red River rebellion: the cause of it.London. 1870Peel 238. Reel: CNW 5, No. 368

Currie, David. The letters of Rusticus; investigations in Manitobaand the north-west.Montreal. 1880Illus., fold. col. maps. Peel 403. Reel: CNW 5, No. 369

Daoust, Charles R. . . .Cent-vingt jours de service actif.Montreal. 1886Plates. Peel 670. Reel: CNW 5, No. 370

Dawson, Simon James. Report on the line of route between Lake Superiorand the Red River settlement.Ottawa. 1868Fold. map. Peel 223. Reel: CNW 5, No. 371

Dobbs, Arthur. Remarks upon Capt. Middleton's defence: whereinhis conduct during his late voyage. . .is impartiallyexamined.London. 1744Fold. map. Reel: CNW 5, No. 372

Dobbs, Arthur. A reply to Capt. Middleton's answer to theremarks on his vindication of his conduct. . .Towhich is added a full answer to a late pamphet. ..called Forgery detected.London. 1745 Reel: CNW 6, No. 373

Dodds, James. The Hudson's Bay company, its position andprospects.London. 1866Fold. map. Peel 208. Reel: CNW 6, No. 374

Dowse, Thomas. Manitoba and the Canadian North-west.Chicago. 1877Illus. Peel 384. Reel: CNW 6, No. 375

Doyle, William. Some account of the British dominions beyond theAtlantic, containing. . .the important question aboutthe North west passage.London. 1770Fold. map. Howes D457. Reel: CNW 6, No. 376

Dugas, George. Legendes du Nord-Ouest.Montreal. 1883Peel 508. Reel: CNW 6, No. 377

Ellice, Edward. The communications of Mercator upon the contestbetween the Earl of Selkirk, and the Hudson's baycompany on the other.Montreal. 1817Peel 40. Reel: CNW 6, No. 378

Ellis, Henry. A voyage to Hudson's Bay, by the Dobbs galleyand California, in the years 1746 and 1747, fordiscovering a North west passage.London. 1748 Reel: CNW 6, No. 379

Fernon, Thomas Sargent. No dynasty in North America. The West betweensalt waters. Hudson bay a free basin.Philadelphia. 1878Peel 373. Reel: CNW 6, No. 380

A few words on the Hudson's Bay company; with astatement of the grievances of the native and half-caste Indians.London. 1847?Cover-title. Peel 98. Reel: CNW 6, No. 381


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Financial Reform Association, Liverpool. . . .The Hudson's Bay company versus MagnaCharta and the British people.Liverpool. 1857Fold. map. Peel 154. Reel: CNW 6, No. 382

Fitzgerald, James Edward. An examination of the charter and proceedings ofthe Hudson's Bay company.London. 1849Peel 105. Reel: CNW 6, No. 383

Foursin, Pierre. La colonisation francaise au Canada.Ottawa. 1891Illus. Peel 880. Reel: CNW 6, No. 384

Freeport, Andrew, pseud. The case of the Hudson's bay company. In a letterto Lord Palmerston.London. 1857Peel 153. Reel: CNW 6, No. 385

The gibbet of Regina, the truth about Riel.New York. 1886Peel 697. Reel: CNW 6, No. 386

Goodsir, Robert Anstruther. An Arctic voyage to Baffin's bay and Lancastersound in search of friends with Sir John Franklin.London. 1850Fold. map. Reel: CNW 6, No. 387

Graham, Frederic Ulric. Notes of a sporting expedition in the far west ofCanada, 1847.London. 1898Col. plates, 6 maps. Peel 1076. Reel: CNW 6, No. 388

Great Britain. Admiralty. Arctic expedition. Copies of any reports or statements from theofficers employed in the Arctic expeditions. . .inrespect to the resumption of the search for Sir JohnFranklin's expedition.London. 1850Fold. maps. (Parliament. 1850. H. of C. Repts. &papers 107). Reel: CNW 7, No. 389

Great Britain. Admiralty. Arctic expedition. Copies of instructions to Capt. Sir John Franklinin reference to the Arctic expedition of 1845.London. 1848Fold. maps. Reel: CNW 7, No. 390

Great Britain. Admiralty. Arctic expedition. . . .copy or extracts from any correspondence. . .inrelation to the Arctic expeditions.London. 1851Fold. maps (Parliament, 1851. H. of C. Repts. &papers 97). Reel: CNW 7, No. 391

Great Britain. Army. Commissariat andTransport Dept. Report on the Red River expedition of 1870.London. 1871Peel 263. Reel: CNW 7, No. 392

Great Britain. Colonial Office. Correspondence relative to the recent disturbancesin the Red River settlement.London. 1870Peel 240. Reel: CNW 7, No. 393

Great Britain. Colonial Office. Hudson's BayCompany. Correspondence between Her Majesty'sgovernment and the Hudson's Bay company.London. 1869 Reel: CNW 7, No. 394

Great Britain. Colonial Office. Hudson's BayCompany. (Red River settlement). Copy of memorial and petition from inhabitants ofthe Red River settlement.London. 1849(Parliament. 1849. H. of C. Repts. & papers 227).Peel 106. Reel: CNW 7, No. 395

Great Britain. Colonial Office. Papers relating to the Red River settlement.London. 1819Maps (2 fold.). Peel 50. Reel: CNW 7, No. 396

Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Committee appointed to inquire into the state andcondition of the countries adjoining to Hudson's BayReport.London. 1749Peel 10. Reel: CNW 7, No. 397

Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Select committee on the Hudson's bay company.Report from the select committee. . .together with theproceedings. . .minutes of evidence, appendix andindex.London. 1857Fold. maps (Parliament. 1857. H. of C. Repts. &papers 224, 260, 260-I). Peel 155. Reel: CNW 7, No. 398


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Great Britain. War Office. Correspondence relative to the recent expeditionto the Red River settlement.London. 1871Fold. maps, diagrs. Peel 260. Reel: CNW 8, No. 399

Great Britain. War Office. Intelligence Div. Notes on the routes from Lake Superior to the RedRiver, and on the settlement itself.London. 1870Peel 243. Reel: CNW 8, No. 400

Griffith, Justus Alonzo. From Toronto to Fort Garry.Hamilton. 1872?Peel 277. Reel: CNW 8, No. 401

Halkett, John. Statement respecting the Earl of Selkirk'ssettlement upon the Red River.Montreal. 1818Peel 43. Reel: CNW 8, No. 402

Haultain, Theodore Arnold. A history of Riel's second rebellion.Toronto. 1885Peel 603. Reel: CNW 8, No. 403

Hearne, Samuel. A journey from the Prince of Wales' fort inHudson's bay to the Northern ocean.London. 1795Fold. plates, fold. maps. Reel: CNW 8, No. 404

Hind, Henry Youle. British North America. Reports of progress. . .onthe Assinniboine and Saskatchewan exploringexpedition.London. 1860Illus., fold. maps. Reel: CNW 8, No. 405

Hooker, William Jackson, Sir. Flora borealiamericana; or, The botany of thenorthern parts of British America.London. 1829-402v. Plates. Reel: CNW 9, No. 406

Hooper, William Hulme. Ten months among the tents of the Tuski. . .insearch of Sir John Frankin.London. 1853Col. plates, fold. map. Reel: CNW 9, No. 407

Hudson's Bay Co. The Royal charter for incorporating the Hudson'sBay company.London. 1819 Reel: CNW 9, No. 408

Hudson's Bay Co. "A million:" shall we take it? Addressed to theshareholders of the company by one of themselves.London. 1866Peel 209. SF 524 $5.00. Reel: CNW 9, No. 409

Huyshe, George Lightfoot. The Red river expedition.London. 1871Peel 262. SF 525 $24.00. Reel: CNW 9, No. 410

Illustrated Arctic news. Facsimile of the IllustratedArctic news published on board H.M.S. Resolute. ..in search of. . .Sir John Franklin.London. 1852Co. plates. Reel: CNW 9, No. 411

Inglefield, Edward Augustus, Sir. A summer search for Sir John Frankin.London. 1853Fold. map. SF 527 $20.00. Reel: CNW 9, No. 412

Isbister, Alexander Kennedy. A proposal for a new penal settlement, inconnexion with the colonization of the uninhabiteddistricts of British North America.London. 1850Peel 111. Reel: CNW 9, No. 413

James, Thomas. The strange and dangerous voyage of Capt.Thomas James in his intended discovery of thenorthwest passage.London. 1633Fold. map. SF 529 $14.00. Reel: CNW 9, No. 414

King, Richard. The Franklin expedition. To his Grace the Duke ofNewcastle. . .a letter of appeal.London. 1860Plate, fold. map. Reel: CNW 9, No. 415

King, Richard. Narrative of a journey to the shores of the ArcticOcean in 1833, 1834 and 1835.London. 1836Plates, map. 2v. Peel 85. Reel: CNW 10, No. 416


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Lepine, Ambroise Dydime, defendant. Preliminary investigation and trial of Ambroise D.Lepine for the murder of Thomas Scott.Montreal. 1874Front., ports. Peel 316. Reel: CNW 10, No. 417

Letters written during the late voyage of discovery inthe Western Arctic Sea. By an officer of theexpedition.London. 1821Map, plates. Reel: CNW 10, No. 418

Louis Riel, martyr du Nord-Ouest. Sa vie, son proces,sa mort.Montreal. 1885Illus. Peel 615. Reel: CNW 10, No. 419

Lyon, George Francis. The private journal of Capt. G.F. Lyon of H.M.S.Hecla during the recent voyage. . .under Capt. Parry.London. 1824Plates, (fold.) map. Reel: CNW 10, No. 420

M'Clintock, Francis Leopold, Sir. The voyage of the "Fox". . .A narrative of thediscovery of the fate of Sir John Franklin.London. 1859Plates. Fold. maps. Reel: CNW 10, No. 421

MacClure, Robert John Le Mesurier, Sir. The Arctic dispatches, containing an account ofthe discovery of the northwest passage.London. 1853Fold. map. Reel: CNW 11, No. 422

McClure, Robert John Le Mesurier, Sir. The discovery of the north-west passage byH.M.S. "Investigator".London. 1856Plates, fold. map. Reel: CNW 11, No. 423

Macdonald, Archibald. Narrative respecting the destruction of the Earl ofSelkirk's settlement upon Red River.London. 1816Peel 35. Reel: CNW 11, No. 424

Macoun, John. Manitoba and the great North-west.Guelph, Ont. 1882Plates, fold. maps. Peel 478. Reel: CNW 11, No. 425

M'Donell, Alexander Greenfield. A narrative of transactions in the Red Rivercountry.London. 1819Fold. map. Peel 52. Reel: CNW 11, No. 426

MacDonell, Allan. The North-West Transportation, Navigation andRailway Company: its objects.Toronto. 1858Peel 165. Reel: CNW 11, No. 427

McDougall, William. The Red River rebellion. Eight letters to Hon.Joseph Howe.Toronto. 1870Peel 244. Reel: CNW 11, No. 428

M'Gillivray, Simon, supposed author. A narrative of occurrences in the Indian countriesof North America.London. 1817Peel 44. Reel: CNW 11, No. 429

Mackenzie, Alexander, Sir. Voyages from Montreal, on the river St. Laurence,through the continent of North America, to theFrozen and Pacific Oceans.London. 1801Port., fold. maps. Howes M133. Peel 22. Reel: CNW 11, No. 430

Martin, Robert Montgomery. The Hudson's Bay territories and Vancouver'sisland, with an exposition of the chartered rights,conduct and policy of the. . .corporation.London. 1849Fold. map. Peel 108. Reel: CNW 12, No. 431

Mercier, Honore. Discours prononce. . .le 7 mai 1886 sur la questionRiel.Quebec. 1886Peel 693. Reel: CNW 12, No. 432

Minnesota. Legislature. House. Select Committeeon Overland Route to British Oregon. Report. . .on the overland emigration route fromMinnesota to British Oregon.St. Paul. 1858Peel 166. Reel: CNW 12, No. 433


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Montgomery, James, Sir. Substance of the speech. . .on bringing forward hismotion relative to the petition of Mr. John Pritchardof the Red River settlement.London. 1819Peel 55. Reel: CNW 12, No. 434

Morris, Alexander. The Hudson's Bay and Pacific territories.Montreal. 1859Peel 176. Reel: CNW 12, No. 435

Moxon, Joseph. A brief discourse of a passage by the North-poleto Japan, China, & c.London. 1674Map. Reel: CNW 12, No. 436

Mulvany, Charles Pelham. The history of the North-west rebellion of 1885.Toronto. 1885Illus. Peel 611. Reel: CNW 12, No. 437

Nelson, Joseph. The Hudson's Bay Company. What is it?.London. 1864Peel 202. Reel: CNW 12, No. 438

Nelson Valley Railway and Transportation Co. A new route from Europe to the interior of NorthAmerica.Montreal. 1881Fold. map. Peel 448. Reel: CNW 12, No. 439

The new west. Extending from the Great lakes acrossplain and mountain to the golden shores of thePacific.Winnipeg. 1888Ports., plates, fold. maps. Reel: CNW 12, No. 440

The North Georgia gazette and winter chronicle. No.1-21.London. 1821 Reel: CNW 12, No. 441

Northwest Company of Canada, defendant. Report of the proceedings connected with thedisputes between the Earl of Selkirk and the North-west company at the assizes held at York. . .October,1818.Montreal. 1819Peel 60. Reel: CNW 12, No. 442

Notes and sketches collected from a voyage in theNorth-west by a Sister of Charity of Montreal.Montreal. 1875Peel 331. Reel: CNW 13, No. 443

Notice sur la riviere Rouge dans la territoire de labaie-d'Hudson.Montreal. 1843Peel 91. Reel: CNW 13, No. 444

Osborne, Sherard. Stray leaves from an Arctic journal; or, Eighteenmonths. . .in search of Sir John Frankin's expedition.London. 1852Col. plates, fold. map. Reel: CNW 13, No. 445

Palliser, John. Exploration--British North America. Papersrelative to the exploration. . .between. . .the riverSaskatchewan and the frontier of the United States.London. 18597 maps (1 fold.). Peel 178. Reel: CNW 13, No. 446

Palliser, John. Exploration--British North America. Furtherpapers relative to the. . .expedition under Capt.Palliser.London. 1860Illus., 3 fold. maps. Peel 181. Reel: CNW 13, No. 447

Palliser, John. Exploration--British North America. The journals,detailed reports and observations relative to theexploration by Capt. Palliser.London. 1863An Atlas of fold. maps. Peel 197. Reel: CNW 13, No. 448

Parry, William Edward, Sir. Journal of a voyage for the discovery of a north-west passage. . .in the years 1819-20.London. 1821Fold. maps, plates. Includes the Supplement to theAppendix. Reel: CNW 13, No. 449

Parry, William Edward, Sir. Appendix to Captain Parry's Journal of a secondvoyage.London. 1825Plates. Reel: CNW 14, No. 450

Parry, William Edward, Sir. Journal of a second voyage for the discovery of anorth-west passage. . .in the years 1821-22-23.London. 1824Fold. plates, maps. Reel: CNW 14, No. 450


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Parry, William Edward, Sir. Journal of a third voyage for the discovery of anorthwest passage. . .in the years 1824-25.London. 1826Plates, maps. Reel: CNW 14, No. 451

Percy, Algernon Heber. Journal of two excursions in the British NorthWest territory.Market Drayton, Eng. 1879?Photos, fold. map. Peel S150. Reel: CNW 14, No. 452

Pritchard, John. Narratives of John Pritchard, Pierre ChrysologuePambrun and Frederick Damien Heurter respectingthe aggressions. . .against the Earl of Selkirk'ssettlement.London. 1819Peel 56. Reel: CNW 14, No. 453

Prud'homme, Louis Arthur. Notes historique sur la vie de P.E. de Radisson.Ottawa?. 1892 Reel: CNW 14, No. 454

La question Riel.n.p. 1886?Peel 701. Reel: CNW 14, No. 455

Rae, John. Narrative of an expedition to the shores of theArctic sea in 1846 and 1847.London. 1850Front., fold. map. Reel: CNW 14, No. 456

Rawlings, Thomas. The confederation of the British North Americanprovinces.London. 1865Plates, fold. map. Peel 206. Reel: CNW 14, No. 457

Rawlings, Thomas. What shall we do with the Hudson's Bay territory?Colonize the "fertile belt".London. 1866Peel 210. Reel: CNW 14, No. 458

Reasons to show that there is a great probability of anavigable passage to the western American oceanthrough Hudson's streights.London. 1749 Reel: CNW 14, No. 459

Red River insurrection. Hon. Wm. McDougall'sconduct reviewed.Montreal. 1870Peel 247. Reel: CNW 14, No. 460

Red River settlement. Memorial of the people of RedRiver to the British and Canadian governments.Quebec. 1863Peel 196. Reel: CNW 14, No. 461

Reinhard, Charles de, defendant. Report at large of the trial of Charles de Reinhardfor murder (committed in the Indian territories).Montreal. 1819Peel 57. Reel: CNW 15, No. 462

Reminiscences of the Red River rebellion of 1869.n.p. 1873?Peel 294. Reel: CNW 15, No. 463

Richardson, John, Sir. Arctic searching expedition: a journey. . .insearch. . .of Sir John Frankin.London. 1851Plates, fold. map. 2v. Peel 120. Reel: CNW 15, No. 464

Richardson, John, Sir. Fauna boreali-americana; or, The zoology of thenorthern parts of British America.London. 1829-374v. Peel 79. Reel: CNW 16, No. 465

Riel, Louis David, defendant. The Queen vs. Louis Riel.Ottawa. 1886Peel 704. Reel: CNW 16, No. 466

Robson, Joseph. An account of six years residence in Hudson's-bayfrom 1733 to 1736 and 1744 to 1747.London. 1752Fold. maps. Peel 11. Reel: CNW 16, No. 467

Ross, Alexander. The Red River settlement: its rise, progress andpresent state.London. 1856Peel 149. Reel: CNW 16, No. 468

Ross, John, Sir. An explanation of Captain Sabine's remarks on thelate voyage of discovery.London. 1819 Reel: CNW 16, No. 469

Ross, John, Sir. A letter to John Barrow, esq. on the lateextraordinary and unexpected hyperboreandiscoveries.London. 1826 Reel: CNW 16, No. 470


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Ross, John, Sir. Narrative of a second voyage in search of a north-west passage.London. 1835Plates, maps. Reel: CNW 17, No. 471

Ross, John, Sir. A voyage of discovery. . .in His Majesty's shipsIsabella and Alexander for the purpose of. . .inquiringinto the probability of a northwest passage.London. 1819Plates, fold. maps. Reel: CNW 17, No. 472

Russell, Alexander Jamieson. The Red river country, Hudson's bay & North-west territories considered in relation to Canada.Ottawa. 1869Fold. map. Peel 229. Reel: CNW 17, No. 473

Russell, T.S., attributed author. Reminiscences of a bungle. By one of thebunglers.Toronto. 1887Peel 748. Reel: CNW 17, No. 474

Ryerson, John. Hudson's bay; or, A missionary tour in theterritory of the Hon. Hudson's bay company.Toronto. 1855Plates. Peel 142. Reel: CNW 17, No. 475

Sabine, Edward, Sir. Remarks on the account of the late Voyage ofdiscovery to Baffin's Bay, pub. By Capt. J. Ross.London. 1819 Reel: CNW 18, No. 476

Scoresby, William. The Franklin expedition: or, Considerations onmeasures for the discovery and relief of our absentadventurers.London. 1850Fold. maps. Reel: CNW 18, No. 477

Selkirk, Thomas Douglas, 5th earl of. A letter to the earl of Liverpool. . .on the subjectof the Red River settlement.London. 1819Peel 58. Reel: CNW 18, No. 478

Selkirk, Thomas Douglas, 5th earl of. A sketch of the British fur trade in North America.London. 1816Howes S274. Peel. Reel: CNW 18, No. 479

Sheldon, John Prince. From Britain to British Columbia; or, Canada as adomain for British farmers, sportsmen and tourists.London?. 1887?Illus., fold. map. Peel 580. Reel: CNW 18, No. 480

A short narrative and justification of the proceedingsof the committee appointed by the Adventurers toprosecute the discovery of the passage to the westernocean.London. 1749 Reel: CNW 18, No. 481

A short state of the countries and trade of NorthAmerica. Claimed by the Hudson's Bay companyunder a pretence of a charter for ever.London. 1749 Reel: CNW 18, No. 482

Simpson, Alexander. The life and travels of Thomas Simpson, theArctic discoverer.London. 1845Port., fold. map. Peel 97. Reel: CNW 18, No. 483

Simpson, George, Sir. Narrative of a journey round the world.London. 18472v. Port., fold. map. Howes S495. Reel: CNW 18, No. 484

Simpson, Thomas. Narrative of the discoveries on the north coast ofAmerica effected by the officers of the Hudson's Baycompany during the years 1836-39.London. 1843Maps. Peel 93. Reel: CNW 18, No. 485

Snow, William Parker. Voyage of the Prince Albert in search of Sir JohnFranklin.London. 1851Col. plates, fold. map. Reel: CNW 19, No. 486

Southern Manitoba and Turtle mountain country.n.p. 1880?Fold. map. Peel 393. Reel: CNW 19, No. 487

Southesk, James Carnegie, earl of Saskatchewanand the Rocky mountains. A diary and narrative of travel.Edinburgh. 1875Plates, fold. maps. Peel 333. Reel: CNW 19, No. 488

Spence, Thomas. Manitoba and the Northwest of the dominion.Quebec. 1876Fod. map. Peel 268. Reel: CNW 19, No. 489


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Spence, Thomas. The Saskatchewan country.Montreal. 1877Fold. map. Peel 359. Reel: CNW 19, No. 490

Strachan, John. A letter to the Right Honourable the Earl ofSelkirk on his settlement at Red River.London. 1816Peel 39. Reel: CNW 19, No. 491

Stuart, John. The relief of the Franklin expedition: What hasbeen done and what may yet be done.Edinburgh. 1852Fold. map. Reel: CNW 19, No. 492

Sulte, Benjamin. L'expedition militaire de Manitoba, 1870.Montreal. 1871Peel 269. Reel: CNW 19, No. 493

Sutherland, Peter C. Journal of a voyage. . .in the years 1850-51. . .insearch of the missing crews of H.M. ships Erebus andTerror.London. 18522v. Plates (part. col.) fold. maps. Reel: CNW 19, No. 494

Swaine, Charles, supposed author. An account of a voyage for the discovery of anorth-west passage by Hudson's streights. ..performed in the year 1746 and 1747 in the shipCalifornia.London. 1748-492v. Plates, fold. maps. Reel: CNW 20, No. 495

Synge, Millington Henry. The country v. the Company; or, Why BritishNorth America may be peopled and how it may bedone.London. 1861Peel 186. Reel: CNW 20, No. 496

Synge, Millington Henry. On practical communication with the Red Riverdistrict.London?. 1870Peel 249. Reel: CNW 20, No. 497

Tache, Alexandre Antonin. The amnesty again; or, Charges refuted.Winnipeg. 1875Peel 334. Reel: CNW 20, No. 498

Tache, Alexandre Antonin. Archbishop Tache on the amnesty question.St. Boniface. 1898Peel 320. Reel: CNW 20, No. 499

Tache, Alexandre Antonin. Sketch of the North-west of America.Montreal. 1870Peel 230. Reel: CNW 20, No. 500

Tasse, Joseph. La question Riel.n.p. 1886Peel 717. Reel: CNW 20, No. 501

Taylor, James Wickes. . . .Northwest British America and its relations tothe state of Minnesota.St. Paul. 1860Howes T56. Peel 183. Reel: CNW 20, No. 502

Thom, Adam. A few remarks on a pamphlet entitled "A fewwords on the Hudson's Bay company".London. 1848Peel 59. Reel: CNW 20, No. 503

Thompson, John Sparrow David. The execution of Louis Riel.n.p. 1886Peel 718. Reel: CNW 20, No. 504

Trembley, Ernest. Riel. Reponse a monsieur J.A. Chapleau.St. Hyacinthe. 1885Peel 622. Reel: CNW 20, No. 505

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Trow, James. A trip to Manitoba.Quebec. 1875Peel 335. Reel: CNW 20, No. 507

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Le veritable Riel tel que depeint dans les lettres de SaGrandeur Mgr. Grandin.Montreal. 1887Peel 758. Reel: CNW 20, No. 509

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Adams, William Lysander. Lecture on Oregon and the Pacific coast.Boston. 18690; Howes A73. Smith 50. Reel: PNW 1, No. 1

Adams, William Lysander. Melodrama entitled "Treason, stratagems andspoils".Portland, Ore. 1852Illus. Smith 51. Reel: PNW 1, No. 2

Albemarle, William Coutts Keppel, 7th earl of. Balance sheet of the Washington treaty of 1872 inaccount with the people of Great Britain.London. 1873Fold. Map. Reel: PNW 1, No. 4

Alderson, Matt W. Bozeman; a guide.Bozeman, Mont. 1883Map. Howes A108. Smith 103. Reel: PNW 1, No. 5

Alley, B. F. Linn County, Oregon, descriptive and resources.Albany, Ore. 18890; Howes A168. Smith 147. Reel: PNW 1, No. 6

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Anderson, Alexander Caulfield. A brief account of the province of BritishColumbia.Victoria, B.C. 1883Fold. map. Smith 221. Reel: PNW 1, No. 8

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Angelo, C. Aubrey. Sketches of travel in Oregon and Idaho.New York. 1866Map. (folded).; Howes A277. Smith 252. Reel: PNW 1, No. 11

Anti-Monopoly Association of the Pacific Coast. A history of the wrongs of Alaska.San Francisco. 1875Smith 257. Reel: PNW 1, No. 12

An argument upon the justice and expediency of theorder…detaining all ships bound to the ports ofSpain.London. 1805Smith 274. Reel: PNW 1, No. 13

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Barrington, Daines. Miscellanies.London. 1781Ports. Maps. (fold). Howes B177. Reel: PNW 1, No. 17


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Barry, Charles. Report . . . on the preliminary survey . . . of abranch of the Central Pacific railroad fromMarysville, California to the Columbia River . . .together with a report on the wealth and resources of .. . Oregon.Salem, Ore. 1864 Reel: PNW 2, No. 18

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Bennett, Emerson. Leni-Leoti; or, adventures in the far west.Cincinnati. 1849Howes B354. Smith 757. Reel: PNW 3, No. 25

Benton, Thomas Hart. Selections of editorial articles . . . on the subject ofOregon and Texas.St. Louis. 1844Howes B369. Smith 772. Reel: PNW 3, No. 26

Beresford, William. A voyage round the world but more particularly tothe northwest coast of America.London. 1789Plates & charts (folded). Howes D365. Smith 779. Reel: PNW 3, No. 27

Biography of Henry Augustus Peirce.San Francisco. 1880Howes P179. Reel: PNW 3, No. 28

Blair, James, ed. Notices of the harbor at the mouth of theColumbia River.n.p. n.dMap.; Howes B499. Reel: PNW 3, No. 29

Blanchet, Francis Norbert. Historical sketches of the Catholic church inOregon for the past forty years.Portland, Ore. 1878Howes B511. Smith 878. Reel: PNW 3, No. 30

Blanchet, Francois Xavier. Dix ans sur la cote du Pacifique.Quebec. 1873Howes B512. Smith 881. Reel: PNW 3, No. 31

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Blowitz, Henry Georges Stephane Adolphe Opperde. The Behring Sea arbitration. Letters of the Timesby its special correspondent.London. 1893 Reel: PNW 3, No. 33

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Bouis, Amedee T. Le whip-poor-will, ou les pionniers de l'Oregon.Paris. 1847Howes B650. Smith 968. Reel: PNW 3, No. 37

Boyce, James R. Facts about Montana Territory and the way to getthere.Helena. 1872Howes B672. Reel: PNW 4, No. 38

Brabant, Augustin J. Vancouver Island and its missions, 1874-1900.n.p. 1900?Howes B681. Smith 1002. Reel: PNW 4, No. 39

Bradley, Thomas H. O'Toole's mallet; or, the resurrection of the secondnational city of the United States.n.p. n.dHowes B710. Smith has 2d ed.1010. Reel: PNW 4, No. 40

Brewer, Charles. Reminiscences.n.p. 1884Howes B753. Smith 1050. Reel: PNW 4, No. 41

A brief notice of the recent outrages committed byIsaac I. Stevens, governor of Washington Territory.Olympia, Wash. 1856Howes S961. Smith 1060. Reel: PNW 4, No. 42

Briggs, Horace. Letters from Alaska and the Pacific coast.Buffalo. 1889 Reel: PNW 4, No. 43

British Columbia and Vancouver Island. A complete handbook replete with the latestinformation.London. 1858Fold. map. Smith 1098. Reel: PNW 4, No. 44

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Browne, Peter Arrell. A lecture on the Oregon territory.Philadelphia. 1843Howes B879. Smith 1197. Reel: PNW 4, No. 49

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Buache, Philippe. Considerations geographiques et physiques sur lesnouvelles decouvertes au nord de la grande mer.Paris. 1753Maps on 12 plates (folded). Howes B908. Reel: PNW 4, No. 51

L'Isle, Joseph Nicholas de. Explication de la carte des nouvelles decouvertesau nord de la Mer du Sud.Paris. 1752Fold. map. Howes B909. Reel: PNW 4, No. 52

Burges, James Bland, Sir. Letters lately published in The Diary on thesubject of the present dispute with Spain.London. 1790Howes W188. Reel: PNW 4, No. 53

Burges, James Bland, Sir. A narrative of the negotiations occasioned by thedispute between England and Spain in the year 1790.London. 1791?Howes B960. Smith 1268. Reel: PNW 4, No. 54

Burney, James. A chronological history of the discoveries in theSouth Sea.London. 1803Sv. Maps, plates. Howes B1002. Reel: PNW 5, No. 55


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Burney, James. A chronological history of north-eastern voyagesof discovery.London. 1818Fold. maps. Howes B1001. Smith 1283. Reel: PNW 6, No. 56

United States. State Dept. . . . Oregon; the claim of the United States toOregon as stated in the letters of the Hon. J.C.Calhoun.London. 1846Fold. map. Howes C31. Smith 1383. Reel: PNW 6, No. 57

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Canfield, Thomas Hawley. Northern Pacific railroad; partial report . . . of thereconnaissance . . . between Lake Superior and thePacific.n.p. 18702 fold. maps.; Howes C114. Smith 1473. Reel: PNW 6, No. 60

Catholic Sentinel. Reply to Executive document no. 37.Portland, Ore. 1872 Reel: PNW 6, No. 61

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Chittenden, Newton H. Settlers, prospectors and tourists guide, or Travelsthrough British Columbia.Victoria. 1882Howes C393. Smith 1728. Reel: PNW 6, No. 63

Chittenden, Newton H. . . . Travels in Oregon, Washington and northernIdaho.Portland, Ore. 1882Fold. Maps. Reel: PNW 6, No. 64

Choir, Melody. Choir's pioneer directory of the city of Seattle andKing County.Pottsville, Pa. 1878Map (folded).; Howes C396. Smith 1734. Reel: PNW 6, No. 65

Clements, James I. The Klondyke . . . a complete guide to the goldfields.Los Angeles. 1897Map.; Howes C484. Smith 1814. Reel: PNW 6, No. 66

Cleveland, Richard Jeffry. A narrative of voyages and commercialenterprises.Cambridge. 1842Howes C485. Reel: PNW 6, No. 67

Colnett, James. A voyage to the south Atlantic and round CapeHorn into the Pacific Ocean.London. 1798Port., plates, fold. maps. Howes C604. Reel: PNW 7, No. 68

Colonization of Vancouver's Island.London. 1849Map. Reel: PNW 7, No. 69

Conkey, W. B. Co. The official guide to the Klondyke country and thegold fields of Alaska.Chicago. 1897Plates, maps.; Howes K205. Smith 1957. Reel: PNW 7, No. 70

Cook, James. A voyage to the Pacific Ocean. . .in the years1776, 1777, 1778, 1779 and 1780.London. 17843v. and atlas (maps and plates). (part folded). HowesC729a. Reel: PNW 7, No. 71

Coolidge, Louis Arthur. Klondike and the Yukon country.Philadelphia. 1897Plates, maps (1 fold.).; Howes C743. Smith 2014. Reel: PNW 8, No. 72

Cope, George F. Statistical and descriptive report upon . . .Madison County, Montana.Virginia City. 1888 Reel: PNW 8, No. 73


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Hudson's Bay Co. The extent and value of the possessory rights ofthe Hudson's Bay Company in Oregon.Montreal. 1849Howes C827. Smith 2084. Reel: PNW 8, No. 74

Coxe, William. Account of the Russian Discoveries between Asiaand America.London. 1780Fold. plate. fold. maps. Howes C834. Reel: PNW 8, No. 75

Crane, James M. The past, the present and the future of the Pacific.San Francisco. 1856Howes C861. Reel: PNW 8, No. 76

Crawford, Charles Howard. Scenes of earlier days in crossing the plains toOregon.Petaluma, Calif. 1898Illus.; Howes C870. Smith 2098. Reel: PNW 8, No. 77

Croy, Emmanuel, duc de. Memoire sur le passage par le nord.Paris. 1782 Reel: PNW 8, No. 78

Cushing, Caleb. The Treaty of Washington: its negotiation,execution, and the discussions relating thereto.New York. 1873 Reel: PNW 8, No. 79

Dall, William Healey. A critical review of Bering's first expedition,1725-30, together with a translation of his originalreport.Washington. 1890Map. Reel: PNW 8, No. 80

Dall, William Healey. Alaska and its resources.Boston. 1870Map, plates (folded).; Howes D23. Smith 2226. Reel: PNW 8, No. 81

Dalrymple, Alexander. Plan for promoting the fur trade . . . by uniting theoperations of the East India and Hudson's Baycompanies.London. 1789Howes D33. Smith 2234. Reel: PNW 9, No. 82

Dalrymple, Alexander. The Spanish pretensions fairly discussed.London. 1790Howes D35. Smith 2237. Reel: PNW 9, No. 83

Damon, Samuel Chenery. A trip from the Sandwich Islands to lower Oregonand upper California.Honolulu. 1849Howes D44. Smith 2243 (2d ed.). Reel: PNW 9, No. 84

De Groot, Henry. British Columbia; its condition and prospects.San Francisco. 1859Smith 2372. Reel: PNW 9, No. 85

D'Wolf, John. A voyage to the North Pacific and a journeythrough Siberia.Cambridge, Mass. 1861Howes D310. Reel: PNW 9, No. 86

Diomedi, Alexander. Sketches of modern Indian life.Woodstock, Md. 1894?Howes D347. Smith 2467. Reel: PNW 9, No. 87

Dixon, George. Further remarks on the voyages of John Meares.London. 1791 Reel: PNW 9, No. 88

Dixon, George. Remarks on the voyages of John Meares.London. 1790Howes D364. Smith 2477. Reel: PNW 9, No. 89

Dower, John. New British gold fields. A Guide to BritishColumbia.London. 1858Fold. map. Reel: PNW 9, No. 90

Dowse, Thomas. The new Northwest. Montana.St. Paul. 1879Illus.; Howes D452. Smith 2553. Reel: PNW 9, No. 91

Drew, Charles S. . . . Communication from C. S. Drew . . . giving anaccount of the origin and early prosecution of theIndian war in Oregon.Washington, (U.S. 36th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Misc.Doc. 59). 1860Howes D497. Reel: PNW 9, No. 92

Dufur, A. J., comp. Statistics of Oregon.Salem, Ore. 1869Howes D544. Smith 2602. Reel: PNW 9, No. 93


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Duncan, William. Metlakahtla and the Church Missionary Society.Victoria. 1887Smith 2630. Reel: PNW 9, No. 94

Duniway, Abigail (Scott). Captain Gray's company; or, Crossing the plainsand living in Oregon.Portland, Ore. 1859Howes D568. Smith 2636. Reel: PNW 9, No. 95

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Eichwald, Carl Eduard von. Geognostischpaleontologische Bemerkungen uberdie Halbinsel Mangischlak und die AleutischenInslen.St. Petersburg. 1871Plates. Reel: PNW 9, No. 97

Ellis, William. An authentic narrative of a voyage to the PacificOcean performed by Captain Cook and CaptainClerke. . .in the years 1776-1780.London. 17822v. Map, plates. Howes E122. Smith 1984. Reel: PNW 9, No. 98

Emmerson, John. British Columbia and Vancouver island.Durham, Eng. 1865Smith 2850. Reel: PNW 10, No. 99

Engel, Samuel. Memoires et observations geographiques etcritiques sur la situation des pays septentrionaux del'Asie et l'Amerique.Lausanne. 1765Fold. maps. Howes E149. Reel: PNW 10, No. 100

Engel, Samuel. Remarques sur la partie de la relation du voyagedu Capitaine Cook qui concerne le detroit entre l'Asieet l'Amerique.Geneva. 1781Fold. map. Howes E148. Reel: PNW 10, No. 101

The errors of the British minister in the negotiationwith the court of Spain.London. 1790 Reel: PNW 10, No. 102

Etches, John. An authentic statement of all the facts relative toNootka sound.London. 1790Howes E207. Smith 2900. Reel: PNW 10, No. 103

European and Oregon Land Company. Railroad lands in western Oregon.San Francisco. 1872Fold. map.; Smith 2909. Reel: PNW 10, No. 104

Evans, Elwood. The reannexation of British Columbia to theUnited States.Olympia, Wash. 1870Howes E217. Smith 2927. Reel: PNW 10, No. 105

Evans, Elwood. Puget Sound; its past, present and future.Olympia, Wash. 1869Smith 2925. Reel: PNW 10, No. 106

Evans, Elwood. Washington territory, her past, her present, and theelements which ensure her future.Olympia, Wash. 1877Howes E218. Smith 2930. Reel: PNW 10, No. 107

Falconer, Thomas. The Oregon question.London. 1845Map (folded).; Howes F17. Smith 2971. Reel: PNW 10, No. 108

Farnham, Thomas Jefferson. History of Oregon territory.New York. 1844Front. (map).; Howes F48. Smith 2992. Reel: PNW 10, No. 109

Fedix, P. L'Oregon et les cotes de l'ocean Pacifique du nord.Paris. 1846Fold. map. Howes F70. Smith 3025. Reel: PNW 10, No. 110

Ferrer Maldonado, Lorenzo. Voyage de la mer Atlantique a l'ocean Pacifiquepar le Nord-ouest.Plaisance. 1812Maps. Howes F95. Reel: PNW 10, No. 111

Fisk, James Liberty. Idaho; her gold fields and the routes to them.New York. 1863Map (folded).; Howes F155. Reel: PNW 10, No. 112


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Foos, Joseph. The highway of all nations.Columbus. 1820Howes F235. Reel: PNW 10, No. 113

Forbes, Charles. Prize essay. Vancouver Island: its resources andcapabilities.Victoria. 1862 Reel: PNW 10, No. 114

Franchere, Gabriel. Narrative of a voyage to the northwest coast ofAmerica.New York. 1854Plates. Howes F310. Smith 3244. Reel: PNW 11, No. 115

Fry, F. Fry's traveler's guide and descriptive journal of thegreat northwestern territories.Cincinnati. 1865Howes F398. Smith 3380. Reel: PNW 11, No. 116

Gallatin, Albert. The Oregon question.New York. 1846Howes G25. Smith 3431. Reel: PNW 11, No. 117

Goldson, William. Observations on the passage between the Atlanticand Pacific oceans.Portsmouth. 1793Fold. map. Howes G229. Smith 3638. Reel: PNW 11, No. 118

Gray, William Henry. The moral and religious aspect of the Indianquestion.Astoria, Wash. 1879Howes G343. Smith 3759. Reel: PNW 11, No. 119

Great Britain. Colonial Office. British Columbia. Papers relative to the affairs of British Columbia.London. 18594v. in 1. Maps (part. fold.) (Command papers nos.2476, 2578, 2724, 2794). Reel: PNW 11, No. 120

Great Britain. Colonial Office. Vancouver'sIsland. Copies and extracts of dispatches and other papersrelating to Vancouver's Island.London. 1849(Gt. Brit. Parliament, 1849. H. of C. Repts. & papers103). Reel: PNW 11, No. 121

Great Britain. Colonial Office. Vancouver'sIsland. Copy of correspondence between the. . .Hudson'sBay company and the secretary of state. . .relative tothe colonization of Vancouver's Island.London. 1848(Gt. Brit. Parliament. 1848. H. of C. Repts. & papers619). Reel: PNW 11, No. 122

Great Britain. Foreign Office. Correspondence relative to the negotiation ofdisputed right to the Oregon territory.London. 1846Howes O105. Reel: PNW 11, No. 123

Greenhow, Robert. Answer to the strictures of Mr. Thomas Falconer.Washington, D.C. 1845Smith 3839. Reel: PNW 11, No. 124

Grewingk, Constantin Caspar Andreas. Beitrag zur Kenntniss der orographischen undgeognostischen Beschaffenheit der nordwest-kusteAmerikas.St. Petersburg. 1850Fold. plates, maps (3 fold.) Howes G412. Smith3859. Reel: PNW 11, No. 125

Griffin, John Smith. A historic sketch descriptive of Jesuit warfare.Hillsboro, Ore. 1881Howes G422. Smith 3871. Reel: PNW 12, No. 126

Guide book for British Columbia. The wonders of thegold diggings. . . By a successful digger.London. 1862Fold. map. Reel: PNW 12, No. 127

Haller, Granville Owen. The dismissal of Major Granville O. Haller of theRegular Army.Paterson, N.J. 1863Howes H95. Smith 4004. Reel: PNW 12, No. 128

Hamilton, John Taylor. The beginnings of the Moravian mission inAlaska.Bethlehem, Pa. 1890 Reel: PNW 12, No. 129

The handbook of British Columbia and emigrant'sguide to the gold fields.London. 1862?Fold. map, plates (1 double). Smith 4029. Reel: PNW 12, No. 130


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Handly, James. The resources of Madison County, Montana.San Francisco. 1872Howes H155. Smith 4032. Reel: PNW 12, No. 131

Harnett, Leigh. Two lectures on British Columbia.Victoria. 1868Smith 4079. Reel: PNW 12, No. 132

Harris, Morris Charles. . . . Walla Walla valley, Washington territory.Walla Walla. 1879Smith 4103. Reel: PNW 12, No. 133

Harrison, J. M. Book of information and settlers' guide for thePacific slope, including the states of California,Oregon and Nevada, and territories of Washingtonand Idaho.San Francisco. 1875 Reel: PNW 12, No. 134

Harvey, Arthur. A statistical account of British Columbia.Ottawa. 1867Map. Smith 4136. Reel: PNW 12, No. 135

Hazlitt, William Carew. The great gold fields of Cariboo.London. 1862Fold. map. Smith 4273. Reel: PNW 12, No. 136

Heistand, Henry Olcot Sheldon. The territory of Alaska. A brief account of itshistory and purchase.Kansas City. 1898Maps (folded), 16 plates.; Howes H398. Smith 4315. Reel: PNW 12, No. 137

Hicks, Urban East. Yakima and Clickitat Indian wars.Portland, Ore. 1886Smith 4415. Reel: PNW 12, No. 138

Hills, W. James. Klondike; mining laws, rules and regulations . . .applicable to Alaska and Northwest Territory.Seattle. 1897Smith 4477. Reel: PNW 12, No. 139

Hinds, Richard Brinsley, ed. The zoology of the voyage of H.M.S. Sulphurunder the command of Capt. Sir Edward Belcherduring the years 1836-42.London. 1844Plates. Reel: PNW 12, No. 140

Historical and descriptive review of the industries ofSeattle, Wash.Seattle. 1887Illus. Reel: PNW 12, No. 141

Holbrook, Silas Pinckney. Sketches, by a traveller.Boston. 1830Howes H577. Reel: PNW 12, No. 142

Holden, Edward Singleton. List of recorded earthquakes in California, LowerCalifornia, Oregon and Washington.Sacramento. 1887Smith 4571. Reel: PNW 12, No. 143

Holman, Woodford C. Twenty-four years' residence in California andOregon.St. Louis. 1870Howes H606. Smith 4588. Reel: PNW 12, No. 144

Hosmer, Hezekiah L. Montana, an address before the Travelers Club.New York. 1866Howes H660. Smith 4648. Reel: PNW 12, No. 145

Hunt, George Washington. A history of the Hunt family.Boston. 1890Howes H802. Smith 4814. Reel: PNW 12, No. 146

Immigration Aid Society of NorthwesternWashington. North-western Washington, its soil, climate,productions and general resources.Port Townshend. 1880Fold. map.; Smith 4867. Reel: PNW 13, No. 147

Jackson, Sheldon. A statement of facts concerning the difficulties atSitka, Alaska, in 1885.Washington. 1886 Reel: PNW 13, No. 148

Jacobsen, Johan Adrian. Captain Jacobsen's Reise an der nordwestkusteAmerikas, 1881-1883.Leipzig. 18843 maps (1 fold.). Smith 5098. Reel: PNW 13, No. 149

Kittlitz, Friedrich Heinrich, freiherr von. Denkwurdigkeiten einer reise nach demRussischen Amerika.Gotha. 1858Plates. Howes K194. Smith 5562. Reel: PNW 13, No. 150


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Klondike and all about it. By a practical engineer.New York. 1897Howes C143. Smith 5575. Reel: PNW 13, No. 152

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