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Appendix F How did the Canada Goose Get its Name Before There was a Canada?

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Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents ix
  3. Illustrations xi
  4. Tables xv
  5. Acknowledgments xvii
  6. Supplementary Natural History Documents xix
  7. Abbreviations xxi
  8. Foreword xxiii
  9. Introduction 3
  10. The European Connection 15
  11. Alexander Light 34
  12. James Isham (1716–1761) 41
  13. Humphrey Marten (1729?–1790?) 55
  14. Andrew Graham (1733–1815) 61
  15. Thomas Hutghins (1742?–1790) 66
  16. Moses Norton (1735?–1773) 79
  17. Samuel Hearne (1745–1792) 81
  18. Peter Fidler (1769–1822) 92
  19. Natural History 98
  20. Climatology 113
  21. In Striking Contrast: Charles Town 135
  22. Appendices
  23. Sailing Ships to York Factory, 1716–1892 145
  24. Provenance of HBC Journals 159
  25. The Ten Graham/Hutghins Manuscripts in the HBG Archives: A Detective Story 161
  26. Hudson’s Bay Company Fur Catches Demonstrate Ten-Year Cycles 177
  27. The Nineteenth-Century Trade in Swan Skins and Quills 188
  28. How did the Canada Goose Get its Name Before There was a Canada? 200
  29. Cree Names in Use at Hudson Bay in the Eighteenth Century 203
  30. Notes 253
  31. References 293
  32. Index 319
Eighteenth-Century Naturalists of Hudson Bay
Ein Kapitel aus dem Buch Eighteenth-Century Naturalists of Hudson Bay
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780773569751-025

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents ix
  3. Illustrations xi
  4. Tables xv
  5. Acknowledgments xvii
  6. Supplementary Natural History Documents xix
  7. Abbreviations xxi
  8. Foreword xxiii
  9. Introduction 3
  10. The European Connection 15
  11. Alexander Light 34
  12. James Isham (1716–1761) 41
  13. Humphrey Marten (1729?–1790?) 55
  14. Andrew Graham (1733–1815) 61
  15. Thomas Hutghins (1742?–1790) 66
  16. Moses Norton (1735?–1773) 79
  17. Samuel Hearne (1745–1792) 81
  18. Peter Fidler (1769–1822) 92
  19. Natural History 98
  20. Climatology 113
  21. In Striking Contrast: Charles Town 135
  22. Appendices
  23. Sailing Ships to York Factory, 1716–1892 145
  24. Provenance of HBC Journals 159
  25. The Ten Graham/Hutghins Manuscripts in the HBG Archives: A Detective Story 161
  26. Hudson’s Bay Company Fur Catches Demonstrate Ten-Year Cycles 177
  27. The Nineteenth-Century Trade in Swan Skins and Quills 188
  28. How did the Canada Goose Get its Name Before There was a Canada? 200
  29. Cree Names in Use at Hudson Bay in the Eighteenth Century 203
  30. Notes 253
  31. References 293
  32. Index 319
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