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ContentsForeword viiAbbreviations xAcknowledgements xiMap and Legend for Map—Jasper: A Partial ToponymyxiiIntroductionxvI . S . M a c L a r e n1 The Fur Trade on the Upper Athabasca River, 1810–1910 1M i c h a e l P a y n e2 Henry James Warre’s and Paul Kane’s Sketches in theAthabasca Watershed, 1846 41I . S . M a c L a r e n3 “Following the Base of the Foothills” 71Tracing the Boundaries of Jasper Park and its Adjacent Rocky Mountains Forest ReserveP e t e r J . M u r p h y4 Homesteading the Athabasca Valley to 1910 123An Interview with Edward Wilson Moberly, Prairie Creek, Alberta, 29 August 1980P e t e r J . M u r p h y5 Opening the Secret Garden 155Mary Schäffer, Jasper Park Conservation, and the Survey of Maligne Lake, 1911P e a r l A n n R e i c h w e i n & L i s a M c D e r m o t t6 The Changing Habitat of Jasper Tourism 199C . J . T a y l o r
7 Laying the Tracks for Tourism 233Paradoxical Promotions and the Development of Jasper National ParkG a b r i e l l e Z e z u l k a - M a i l l o u x8 The Golden Years of Mountaineering in Canada 261Ethics, Form, and Style, 1886–1925Z a c R o b i n s o n9 Twinning Reality, or How Taking History SeriouslyChanges How We Understand Ecological Restorationin Jasper National Park 289E r i c H i g g sContributors 317Bibliography 319Index 337
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