BOURGEOIS - Toronto Public Library

LETTER W 1, (1807).
The country around the"Grand River.-Natural productions.­
Animals and birds. - Modes of hunting.-The climate.-The
Natives, their dress, appearance, habits, religion, tools and
weapons.-The engages of the North-West Company.-History
of the trade at Grand River.-Vocabulary of the Beaver language.
Nos. 2 AND 3, (1809 AND 1810.)
Confirming the former. (Not printed.)
W 4, (1811).
Sufferings and Starvation.-Music in the North-West.
N° 5, (1814).
Indian conspiracies against the traders.-The decline of " farfamed
Athabaska, the school of the North."-The Athabaska
library.-Great Bear Lake.-The Sea tribe, or Sharp-eyes.
N° 6, (1815).
Rejoicings in the North-West on the cessation of hostilities
with the United States.-Decline of the trade in the North.-The
MacKenzie River Department abandoned.
N° 7, (1816).
Quarrels with the Hudson Bay Company.-Opposition in
Athabaska.-Disaster to the Hudson Bay Company's people.
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