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An addition to the Cannibalism post

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson March 17, 2018 Deaths and Murders, Fur Trade History
An addition to the Cannibalism post

This will be a shorter-than-my-normal post, and it is part of the Cannibalism post of a few weeks ago. But this story is interesting: it is Paul Kane’s story of…

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Cannibalism

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson March 3, 2018 Deaths and Murders, Fur Trade History
Cannibalism

As you will see in this post, http://nancymargueriteanderson.com/the-murderer/ , there was an Indigenous man at the Fort Alexandria post that creeped everyone else out, because of his supposed direct involvement…

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Two Canoes: The “Big Hill”

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson December 16, 2017 "Two Canoes", Fur Trade History
Two Canoes: The “Big Hill”

In his journal it appears that John Work, and his incoming party, has just passed the Council’s Punch Bowl when they “Encamped in the afternoon near what is called the…

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Grand Coulee

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson December 31, 2016 "The Brigades", York Factory Express
Grand Coulee

In 1848 Thomas Lowe’s York Factory Express went out by the Grand Coulee. No other express had taken that out of the way route, as far as I am aware,…

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South of Fort Colvile, on the Columbia River

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson December 17, 2016 Hudson's Bay Company, York Factory Express
South of Fort Colvile, on the Columbia River

This post is the twenty first leg of the York Factory Express journey, and we are “falling down” the Columbia River south of Fort Colvile. The gentlemen who were keeping…

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