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quadgram	frequency
the mouth of the	131
on the th of	124
said governor and company	119
the said governor and	118
of the said company	110
for the purpose of	92
at the same time	79
at the mouth of	79
the greater part of	75
for the time being	69
from time to time	65
our heirs and successors	64
the hudson bay company	62
of the red river	62
on the part of	57
in the course of	57
the banks of the	54
the name of the	53
one of the most	53
the service of the	50
of the rocky mountains	49
on account of the	49
the rest of the	49
the lake of the	48
at the head of	47
the bottom of the	46
of the fur trade	46
lake of the woods	46
in the following year	45
governor of the said	45
the part of the	44
the governor of the	42
greater part of them	42
in charge of the	42
the head of the	42
at the end of	42
the time of the	42
in the month of	41
of the hudson bay	41
the end of the	40
as we have seen	40
was one of the	39
on the banks of	38
on the shores of	37
in the service of	36
of the united states	36
for the first time	36
in a state of	35
side of the river	35
mouth of the river	34
for the most part	34
as soon as the	34
or the greater part	34
the other side of	34
the shores of the	34
as far as the	34
on the other side	34
the red river settlement	34
the hands of the	34
of one of the	33
unto the said governor	33
on the pacific coast	33
company for the time	33
governor and company of	33
we arrived at the	32
in the spring of	31
the th of june	31
on the other hand	31
in a short time	30
the side of the	30
other side of the	30
at the foot of	30
shall and may be	30
in the hands of	30
and may be lawful	30
at the time of	30
it shall and may	30
the governor and company	29
in the midst of	29
as well as the	29
prince of wales fort	29
and company of adventurers	28
the course of the	28
part of the country	28
shores of hudson bay	28
and by these presents	28
of adventurers of england	27
we came to the	27
company of adventurers of	27
in front of the	27
the history of the	27
at the bottom of	27
a quarter of a	27
the union of the	26
was in charge of	26
the middle of the	26
the trade of the	26
the committee of the	26
the west side of	26
of the company in	26
the arrival of the	25
the south side of	25
by reason of the	25
a member of the	25
in the middle of	25
seems to have been	25
the said company for	25
the lords of the	25
the th of august	24
on the south side	24
the nation of the	24
of the said governor	24
may be lawful to	24
a great deal of	24
the shores of hudson	24
with the exception of	24
we came to a	23
committee of the said	23
to the end of	23
on the red river	23
of the governor and	23
the use of the	23
in one of the	23
the remainder of the	23
be lawful to and	22
and for the said	22
the entrance of the	22
the x y company	22
to and for the	22
lawful to and for	22
the chief of the	22
for the said governor	21
south side of the	21
to the number of	21
governor of the company	21
the th of july	21
in the neighbourhood of	21
the indians of the	21
bottom of the bay	21
parts of the country	21
adventurers of england trading	20
a part of the	20
that is to say	20
to the united states	20
west side of the	20
the value of the	20
the th of may	20
the direction of the	20
banks of the river	20
of england trading into	20
in the fur trade	20
to the said governor	20
said company for the	20
the whole of the	20
is one of the	20
the foot of the	20
in a few minutes	20
for a period of	19
the th of september	19
the beginning of the	19
into the hands of	19
for the said company	19
greater part of the	19
on the west side	19
the edge of the	19
that it was the	19
to be found in	18
the governor or deputy	18
in the habit of	18
a few years ago	18
the interests of the	18
governor for the time	18
on behalf of the	18
in the direction of	18
this part of the	18
by the name of	18
under the name of	18
the affairs of the	18
on the following morning	17
in a few days	17
to the charge of	17
the source of the	17
as we shall see	17
in the same year	17
the th of october	17
grant unto the said	17
in the beginning of	17
a number of the	17
at the beginning of	17
in the form of	17
seem to have been	17
the junction of the	17
to the office of	17
in the red river	17
in the history of	17
the close of the	17
the canadian pacific railway	17
two hundred and fifty	17
of the company were	17
was by no means	17
the treaty of utrecht	17
a large number of	16
in the name of	16
our will and pleasure	16
early in the morning	16
of the lake of	16
late in the evening	16
it was impossible to	16
of the committee of	16
servants of the company	16
quarter of a mile	16
the prince of wales	16
in connection with the	16
it is to be	16
the members of the	16
the top of the	16
the gentlemen of the	16
the treaty of ryswick	16
after an absence of	16
the officers of the	16
and that the said	16
of the company to	16
at the close of	16
fort prince of wales	16
in the case of	16
of the lakes and	16
to the north of	16
the office of governor	16
in sight of the	16
the country of the	16
lake of two mountains	16
the said original charter	16
the duke of york	16
in the autumn of	16
it would have been	16
to one of the	15
in the way of	15
a portion of the	15
to the mouth of	15
to the pacific ocean	15
it will be remembered	15
in the vicinity of	15
on the d of	15
opposite side of the	15
the east side of	15
the servants of the	15
the opposite side of	15
bank of the river	15
in the centre of	15
the governor and committee	15
be found in the	15
any part of the	15
for the use of	15
the form of a	15
was a man of	15
the company in the	15
to the rocky mountains	15
the city of winnipeg	15
on the following day	15
it was not until	15
the earl of selkirk	15
the centre of the	15
service of the company	15
one of the men	14
on either side of	14
the north side of	14
i was obliged to	14
the presence of the	14
the destruction of the	14
the cause of the	14
to trade with the	14
bay of the north	14
a good deal of	14
hands of the french	14
on their way to	14
the course of a	14
of the city of	14
the fact that the	14
it was too late	14
in the next year	14
the house of commons	14
side of the rocky	14
that he had been	14
members of the board	14
side of the bay	14
the discovery of the	14
on the shore of	14
about the end of	14
here and there a	14
the gulf of st	14
the latter end of	14
under the command of	14
the interior of the	14
on the opposite side	14
there can be no	14
will and pleasure is	14
mouth of the columbia	14
as a matter of	14
in the indian country	14
the fort of the	14
of one hundred and	13
the place where we	13
and one of the	13
so that it was	13
in spite of the	13
of the new england	13
one of the best	13
in regard to the	13
about the middle of	13
the people of the	13
to the shores of	13
that the said governor	13
the influence of the	13
with a party of	13
in the bottom of	13
in the far north	13
had been in the	13
the church of england	13
or more of the	13
lords of the lakes	13
governor or his deputy	13
one hundred and fifty	13
by way of the	13
in the early days	13
that part of the	13
one of my men	13
the possession of the	13
and the united states	13
on the east side	13
on the st of	13
the case of the	13
east side of the	13
in the united states	13
general court of the	13
that i could not	13
governor or deputy governor	13
take a corporal oath	13
it was decided to	13
do grant unto the	13
on the north side	13
of the company and	13
of the fur traders	13
source of the mississippi	13
the leader of the	13
bay company and the	13
a great number of	13
upper part of the	12
the majority of the	12
the size of a	12
to the governor of	12
the lake of two	12
the next day we	12
after the union of	12
officers of the company	12
strathcona and mount royal	12
the appearance of the	12
the upper end of	12
end of the portage	12
the lakes and forests	12
lake of the hurrons	12
who had been in	12
in a great measure	12
that it shall and	12
the foot of a	12
in the summer of	12
a number of years	12
to the other side	12
of the treaty of	12
in the new world	12
the last of the	12
lord strathcona and mount	12
the profits of the	12
as soon as i	12
and we do hereby	12
will and ordain that	12
was not to be	12
the character of the	12
the limits of the	12
in honour of the	12
on his way to	12
the lakes and rivers	12
may be said to	12
to the lake of	12
a few days after	12
the rocky mountains and	12
under the charge of	12
at the rate of	12
on the columbia river	12
the place where the	12
and at the same	12
and on the th	12
an account of the	12
about the beginning of	12
the gentleman in charge	12
the company on the	12
of the two companies	12
the surface of the	12
on the morning of	12
in search of the	12
the place where they	12
a great deale of	12
as much as possible	12
the resources of the	12
trading with the indians	12
the th of april	12
the forks of the	12
and in a few	12
the upper part of	12
the back of the	12
part of them present	12
the height of land	12
along the shores of	12
to the hudson bay	12
the success of the	12
of the columbia river	12
in half an hour	12
the discovery of a	12
name of the governor	12
he seems to have	11
took possession of the	11
by one of the	11
that it was a	11
the fort in the	11
other parts of the	11
these presents for us	11
the said governor or	11
by these presents for	11
of one of these	11
the coast of the	11
you must know that	11
the bay of the	11
the charge of the	11
we do hereby further	11
the heat of the	11
are to be found	11
the result of the	11
hereby further will and	11
the authority of the	11
in the shape of	11
that there was a	11
can be no doubt	11
the site of the	11
in the evening we	11
near the mouth of	11
the terms of the	11
quarter of a century	11
the face of the	11
in the original charter	11
by some of the	11
at the entrance of	11
to be allowed to	11
further will and ordain	11
in the first place	11
the early part of	11
the evening of the	11
by the company in	11
on the site of	11
to return to the	11
the captain of the	11
on the edge of	11
of the x y	11
the minutes of the	11
do hereby further will	11
the river of the	11
hundred and fifty miles	11
the advantage of the	11
in the same way	11
the manner in which	11
the morning of the	11
the time of his	11
to the place where	11
the th of march	11
at the expense of	11
of the mouth of	11
one of his men	11
from the time of	10
came in sight of	10
and a number of	10
it may be said	10
to the south of	10
the spot where the	10
the heart of the	10
to the fact that	10
in the rocky mountains	10
of governor of the	10
a passage to the	10
a band of indians	10
for a couple of	10
that it was not	10
in the mean time	10
after the manner of	10
the new england shipp	10
of the fact that	10
the fur trade in	10
season of the year	10
the valley of the	10
he was one of	10
the command of the	10
being come to the	10
a small quantity of	10
banks of the red	10
the departure of the	10
in favour of the	10
on arriving at the	10
in red river settlement	10
for one whole year	10
in the year after	10
appointed to the charge	10
of the bay and	10
the company did not	10
by the treaty of	10
in the early part	10
in the event of	10
the news of the	10
along the banks of	10
there was not a	10
to take charge of	10
and that it was	10
governor and company shall	10
the names of the	10
to take care of	10
we were obliged to	10
out of the question	10
the governor for the	10
as one of the	10
that the company had	10
in the upper country	10
it is interesting to	10
union of the companies	10
said to have been	10
and at all times	10
the agents of the	10
in some parts of	10
the most part of	10
to the arctic sea	10
the return of the	10
the produce of the	10
it is true that	10
from the united states	10
a quarter of an	10
with a number of	10
by the company to	10
in the following spring	10
we have already seen	10
at the place where	10
opponents of the company	10
at the top of	10
the waters of the	10
of the country and	10
the north shore of	10
at the forks of	10
trade with the indians	10
of the river to	10
the company of the	10
is not to be	10
one of the north	10
on the side of	10
in the act of	10
my brother and i	10
out of the way	10
the season of the	10
of the company for	10
the th day of	10
fort of the island	10
isle a la crosse	10
in the possession of	10
side of the lake	10
the business of the	10
with the view of	10
by the said governor	10
for a long time	10
as far north as	10
nation of the beefe	10
it is said that	10
on the rd of	10
shores of the bay	10
to the lords of	10
of the great company	10
in view of the	10
a number of small	10
of the canadian pacific	10
either side of the	9
the opening of the	9
red and assiniboine rivers	9
to make a fire	9
his deputy for the	9
the opponents of the	9
and the rest of	9
in charge of a	9
to the red river	9
some parts of the	9
in the meane while	9
that he should be	9
and out of the	9
to the height of	9
the end of a	9
the officer in charge	9
north side of the	9
in any of the	9
fort in the island	9
some of the men	9
at the hands of	9
that i had not	9
be no doubt that	9
put an end to	9
other part of the	9
the operations of the	9
taken place in the	9
or his deputy for	9
the state of affairs	9
the fur trade of	9
a great part of	9
in the winter of	9
at an early hour	9
with that of the	9
lost no time in	9
for a term of	9
with the united states	9
the lords of trade	9
is said to have	9
the midst of the	9
of the governor of	9
the appearance of a	9
the value of a	9
it is difficult to	9
and to their successors	9
on the top of	9
the execution of the	9
en roulant ma boule	9
of a number of	9
the head of a	9
the chevalier de troyes	9
deputy governor of the	9
of the new company	9
by a number of	9
of red river settlement	9
an account of his	9
the headquarters of the	9
for the remainder of	9
shore of lake superior	9
to that of the	9
part of the river	9
were not to be	9
we do grant unto	9
a few years after	9
of the fur country	9
that one of the	9
trade with the natives	9
about the same time	9
the height of the	9
the red river colony	9
to the interests of	9
miles up the river	9
in the midle of	9
a committee of the	9
under the necessity of	9
for the benefit of	9
sources of the mississippi	9
to the effect that	9
far as the eye	9
time to time to	9
appear to have been	9
whereof the governor for	9
of the old company	9
and some of the	9
it is worthy of	9
to goe to the	9
the partners of the	9
i told him i	9
at the age of	9
the red river country	9
to such a degree	9
in the end of	9
of the church of	9
would be able to	9
the intention of the	9
the condition of the	9
in the presence of	9
as well as a	9
the arrival of a	9
the red and assiniboine	9
the time being to	9
the shores of lake	9
to carry on the	9
the company for the	9
of trade and plantations	9
beginning of the century	9
for the discovery of	9
deputy for the time	9
as if he had	9
which was to be	9
as soon as possible	9
the eyes of the	9
arrived at the post	9
affairs of the company	9
from the effects of	9
of the western sea	9
i took leave of	9
within the limits of	9
to have been the	8
in the interior of	8
with the aid of	8
as well as for	8
it must have been	8
his deputy to be	8
i was in the	8
part of the winter	8
and it was not	8
from the place where	8
up and down the	8
for many years the	8
them and their successors	8
the life of the	8
to take possession of	8
the company and the	8
west of lake superior	8
with the intention of	8
of canada and the	8
and in the following	8
on the coast of	8
to the west of	8
on the west coast	8
the governor and his	8
to be employed in	8
between the two crowns	8
it was in the	8
in the heart of	8
of the country to	8
the top of a	8
of the far north	8
at the junction of	8
in the open air	8
a man of great	8
factors and chief traders	8
by the subjects of	8
of the woods and	8
was appointed to the	8
one of the company	8
the coming of the	8
in pursuit of the	8
on the labrador coast	8
in the year of	8
to goe along with	8
discovery of the north	8
deputy to be one	8
in dealing with the	8
were in the habit	8
on a visit to	8
one of the first	8
to the fort of	8
a short time the	8
on account of his	8
and further we will	8
a general court of	8
that it was impossible	8
a considerable number of	8
christian prince or state	8
the river to the	8
mouth of the winnipeg	8
the general court of	8
the first part of	8
in the employ of	8
to the value of	8
a few years later	8
of the king of	8
the transfer of the	8
by the side of	8
the first and last	8
of peter esprit radisson	8
the order of the	8
to and from the	8
of the red and	8
the sources of the	8
the residue of the	8
the edge of a	8
it was not long	8
of the coppermine river	8
time being to be	8
the language of the	8
be said to be	8
till we came to	8
west passage by land	8
contained in the original	8
the progress of the	8
that they should not	8
was to be the	8
after the departure of	8
the month of january	8
that we could not	8
the duke of newcastle	8
it was found that	8
it is stated that	8
and grant by these	8
within a short distance	8
the directors of the	8
each side of the	8
land and the north	8
arrived on the th	8
grant by these presents	8
the subjects of any	8
the question of the	8
of one or two	8
of the pacific coast	8
the conquest of canada	8
as well as in	8
of the present day	8
to the water side	8
members of the committee	8
the neighbourhood of the	8
the continent of america	8
the bank of the	8
we will and grant	8
the side of a	8
of the company had	8
of the th of	8
at the upper end	8
union of the north	8
that he should not	8
for the sake of	8
committee of the company	8
up the river to	8
of the french in	8
it was one of	8
to the foot of	8
the merchant of perpetuana	8
the attention of the	8
in the meantime the	8
present governor of the	8
the claims of the	8
the east india company	8
to be the first	8
for the election of	8
course of a few	8
the man in the	8
the end of this	8
so far as to	8
of the prince society	8
to be of the	8
the establishment of the	8
the men of the	8
three or more of	8
gives an account of	8
and that of the	8
the passage of the	8
by the arrival of	8
or his deputy to	8
us to put ashore	8
for a number of	8
and confines of the	8
downe to the ffrench	8
court of the adventurers	8
the employ of the	8
hereafter in these presents	8
the benefit of the	8
by that means we	8
of the indian tribes	8
together with all the	8
of the northwest company	8
in which he was	8
out of the water	8
office of governor of	8
of them present at	8
chief factors and chief	8
to the laws of	8
of the company that	8
of the house of	8
the same time the	8
the date of the	8
under the direction of	8
sea of the north	8
nation of the sault	8
of some of the	8
their way to the	8
the th of november	8
the founding of the	8
that the company was	8
the spirit of the	8
to those of the	8
the th of december	8
season of the yeare	8
shall take a corporal	8
of the state of	8
from york factory to	8
the claim of the	7
the month of march	7
an officer of the	7
the absence of the	7
is by no means	7
company on the pacific	7
the beaver trade in	7
on the return of	7
the end of may	7
the said company in	7
a few days later	7
lords of the admiralty	7
discovery of a north	7
any other part of	7
in the immediate vicinity	7
the territories of the	7
side of the mountains	7
in the interests of	7
a corporal oath before	7
of those who had	7
other christian prince or	7
first and last day	7
a perusal of the	7
in addition to the	7
and company for the	7
in the place of	7
in a condition to	7
a few years afterwards	7
the navigation of the	7
member of the board	7
a matter of course	7
in the year the	7
who had come to	7
within the entrance of	7
his way to the	7
of the officers of	7
to be made to	7
in and out of	7
in days of yore	7
shores of lake superior	7
the nature of the	7
governor and company for	7
to say that the	7
the rights of the	7
confines of the seas	7
there is no doubt	7
thousand eight hundred and	7
if it had been	7
history of the company	7
of the governor or	7
on the subject of	7
between the first and	7
of the canadian government	7
any of the said	7
the post of the	7
had not yet been	7
the year of the	7
of the mackenzie river	7
notwithstanding anything contained in	7
course of the winter	7
or any of them	7
the breaking up of	7
across the rocky mountains	7
on the pacific slope	7
to the end that	7
of the royal society	7
one hundred and twenty	7
between the two companies	7
subjects of any other	7
limits and places aforesaid	7
residue of the said	7
the upper country of	7
the government of the	7
as i said before	7
of great britain and	7
mouth of the kaministiquia	7
constitute the current outfit	7
in the absence of	7
the very heart of	7
take care of the	7
at that time the	7
and after a short	7
in the same manner	7
by the canadian government	7
to go to the	7
the women and children	7
lie within the entrance	7
that he was not	7
to the extent of	7
the produce of their	7
to the governor and	7
more than a century	7
now and then a	7
the governor or his	7
the development of the	7
the accounts of the	7
set to work to	7
gate of the fort	7
an indian who had	7
at a place called	7
and one or two	7
a few days afterwards	7
search for a north	7
arrived at red river	7
with all the lands	7
of the winnipeg river	7
last day of november	7
had the good fortune	7
morning of the th	7
of the english were	7
the management of the	7
the other to the	7
it was agreed that	7
i told him that	7
two or three days	7
to the service of	7
by means of a	7
for the extension of	7
waters of the lake	7
the extension of the	7
to be present at	7
as well as to	7
expedition to hudson bay	7
anything contained in the	7
as if it had	7
was at that time	7
with one of the	7
for the preservation of	7
trade and commerce of	7
after the treaty of	7
the chief factors and	7
that he had no	7
mouth of the souris	7
the company at the	7
of the eighteenth century	7
in that part of	7
different parts of the	7
execute the office of	7
had the effect of	7
to believe that the	7
should be allowed to	7
belonging to the company	7
embarked on the th	7
as governor of the	7
it will be seen	7
the king of france	7
upper country of the	7
of any other christian	7
set out for the	7
to the british government	7
country of the iroquoits	7
they went to the	7
as many of the	7
of which he was	7
on the one hand	7
that it should be	7
arising out of the	7
the west coast of	7
of the boundary line	7
corporal oath before the	7
to his royal highness	7
the country through which	7
the body of the	7
who was in charge	7
of the same year	7
and as often as	7
charge of the fort	7
one of the party	7
the duke of albemarle	7
of the red men	7
warden of the plains	7
to make a discovery	7
was one of those	7
of the great river	7
in consequence of the	7
the time being or	7
of the death of	7
of the great north	7
that there was no	7
chain of small lakes	7
the prosperity of the	7
of hudson bay and	7
to remain in the	7
we arrived at a	7
to build a fort	7
we came in sight	7
the fate of the	7
to carry out the	7
for the last time	7
radisson and groseilliers were	7
into the water and	7
in the previous year	7
the strength of the	7
of the white men	7
one thousand eight hundred	7
is to be seen	7
the coast of labrador	7
on the continent of	7
the following year the	7
the red river and	7
of the company was	7
on the evening of	7
our heirs or successors	7
on the point of	7
the settlement of the	7
took place in the	7
any person or persons	7
of the wintering partners	7
office of governor or	7
of the said bay	7
one end of the	7
in new york state	7
any other christian prince	7
which was in the	7
a couple of days	7
and the indian territories	7
in the management of	7
of a small lake	7
a few minutes the	7
to the use of	7
in such form as	7
part of the way	7
partners of the north	7
among the indians of	7
the shore of the	7
that many of the	7
the consent of the	7
be said to have	7
between them and the	7
for more than a	7
years in the service	7
a hole in the	7
the atlantic to the	7
to the company in	7
to have been in	7
early part of the	7
the west of the	7
in such a manner	7
minutes of the company	7
as it was called	7
of the company at	7
are of opinion that	7
part of the day	7
the friends of the	7
a considerable amount of	7
governor of new france	7
of governor or deputy	7
the policy of the	7
a matter of fact	7
of the council of	7
in charge of fort	7
the death of their	7
it must be remembered	7
the door of the	7
the great fish river	7
the breaking of the	7
are said to be	7
it was necessary to	7
take charge of the	7
that lie within the	7
of the surrounding country	7
and last day of	7
it was resolved that	7
there was nothing to	7
the advent of the	7
the end of august	7
first had and obtained	7
the interest of the	7
radisson and groseilliers had	7
a letter from the	7
the master of the	7
and in a short	7
the orders of the	7
placed in charge of	7
to some of the	7
was found to be	7
from the mouth of	7
to be in the	7
a short distance of	7
in any part of	7
was sent to the	7
the line of demarcation	7
had taken possession of	7
and servants of the	7
proved to be a	7
they were obliged to	7
set off for the	7
all parts of the	7
of the chief factor	7
between great britain and	7
the life of a	7
into the south sea	7
had the satisfaction of	7
on his return to	7
the opposition of the	7
by the said original	7
and every of them	7
of the beaver indians	7
and that he had	7
of the english company	7
of the roman catholic	7
to come to the	7
company of the north	7
parts of the world	7
the population of the	7
of the new world	7
the way in which	7
that they had been	7
the approach of the	7
it was evident that	7
with a view to	7
and arrived at fort	7
not seem to have	7
he told me that	7
and a pair of	7
in a few years	6
by way of lake	6
elect and nominate one	6
in regard to this	6
of the north country	6
his wife and children	6
taken possession of the	6
for the service of	6
the queen charlotte islands	6
is found in the	6
one side of the	6
at the post of	6
in order that the	6
two years after the	6
by this time the	6
the french and the	6
they would have been	6
arriving at the post	6
distance from the shore	6
it has been stated	6
under the influence of	6
found their way to	6
shores of the pacific	6
be a committee of	6
a beaver for a	6
we are fortunate in	6
the dominion of canada	6
the water of the	6
the future of the	6
was brought to the	6
who were in the	6
they came to a	6
a mile from the	6
a great store of	6
of the north american	6
or deputy governor of	6
they were of the	6
in the affairs of	6
so long as they	6
arrived at fort william	6
a repetition of the	6
of sir alexander mackenzie	6
mouth of the red	6
have been in the	6
from ocean to ocean	6
that i should not	6
and whereas the said	6
the inclemency of the	6
meaning of these presents	6
was placed in charge	6
the good fortune to	6
remainder of the day	6
to be given to	6
where the said company	6
will and grant by	6
him that he had	6
the provisions of the	6
that was in the	6
a couple of hours	6
the vicinity of the	6
was known as the	6
the necessaries of life	6
that it would be	6
in the old days	6
the conduct of the	6
in the days of	6
that it is not	6
the following morning we	6
the place where he	6
near the head of	6
of the northern department	6
in one of his	6
with regard to the	6
the beginning of spring	6
the english on hudson	6
within the arctic circle	6
fur trade of the	6
of the deed poll	6
interests of the company	6
any of the countries	6
great part of the	6
in the country of	6
the lives of the	6
from fort garry to	6
under the protection of	6
of the history of	6
the course of this	6
to make a fort	6
to time to be	6
of the nation of	6
was held by the	6
as the eye could	6
the high contracting parties	6
that some of the	6
the root of the	6
the day following we	6
the treaty of paris	6
to be able to	6
a large quantity of	6
the occupants of the	6
trade of the north	6
a term of years	6
first part of the	6
in the space of	6
at the pleasure of	6
to return to their	6
true meaning of these	6
them present at any	6
so elected and nominated	6
part of the lake	6
was at the time	6
to be wondered at	6
in a light canoe	6
i arrived at the	6
goe downe to the	6
committee of the house	6
for the death of	6
from side to side	6
the position of the	6
with a great deale	6
to the fur trade	6
the charge of a	6
with whom i had	6
told me that he	6
at all times hereafter	6
the coalition of the	6
coasts and confines of	6
the most christian king	6
at this time was	6
the protection of the	6
i was surprised to	6
in a small canoe	6
provided at fort garry	6
any of our subjects	6
in the house of	6
skirmish of seven oaks	6
two or three hundred	6
the king of england	6
the council of assiniboia	6
to the river of	6
and for the better	6
and a few years	6
a hundred and fifty	6
of all sorts of	6
in this way we	6
fort simpson on the	6
or places of trade	6
the governor of quebec	6
had been appointed to	6
the other end of	6
to have been a	6
them that they were	6
so as to be	6
the place where i	6
the skirmish of seven	6
the death of the	6
the rivers and lakes	6
that there is a	6
down the river to	6
it is impossible to	6
a treaty with the	6
bay company in the	6
and the greater part	6
with respect to the	6
lower end of the	6
the first of these	6
in the morning we	6
in a few hours	6
a distance of miles	6
that he could not	6
go in search of	6
being then and there	6
a share in the	6
in the company of	6
early in the century	6
the commander of the	6
company for one whole	6
crossed the rocky mountains	6
the lower end of	6
to the time of	6
for the transport of	6
a party of indians	6
about the size of	6
much the same as	6
a few years before	6
history of british columbia	6
far as the place	6
the company should be	6
on one of the	6
and on the other	6
did not wish to	6
i went to the	6
then and there present	6
we have seen the	6
must have been a	6
made his way to	6
and that i should	6
by water or land	6
governor of the new	6
no sooner had the	6
the most of them	6
was made to the	6
that he was a	6
the savages of the	6
taken by the french	6
on the opening of	6
large number of the	6
the eye could reach	6
english on hudson bay	6
by the time the	6
under the auspices of	6
not been able to	6
be governor of the	6
hundred and fifty years	6
with here and there	6
journey round the world	6
the remainder of his	6
possession of the country	6
whatsoever latitude they shall	6
every now and then	6
as the place where	6
members of the staff	6
of the company is	6
to the great lake	6
the pleasure of the	6
of the st degree	6
degree of west longitude	6
the validity of the	6
as soone as the	6
shore of hudson bay	6
west of the bay	6
said governor or his	6
he was a man	6
the midle of the	6
of the river is	6
elected and nominated to	6
on the way to	6
was to be found	6
carried on by the	6
one of our men	6
the difficulties of the	6
in any other part	6
state of the country	6
shore of the lake	6
retaken by the english	6
by the british government	6
on the arrival of	6
has been transferred to	6
the opinion of the	6
latitude they shall be	6
since the time of	6
as if by magic	6
the expense of the	6
on the present occasion	6
red river to the	6
from all parts of	6
for a short time	6
shores of the lake	6
some idea of the	6
of a small bay	6
the day of the	6
a sufficient number of	6
the rd of june	6
in the annals of	6
entered the service of	6
the year one thousand	6
told him i would	6
by order of the	6
many years in the	6
and it is said	6
by the use of	6
in the capacity of	6
at a short distance	6
had the pleasure of	6
a few of the	6
their departure from the	6
the severity of the	6
in other parts of	6
it was determined to	6
to the place of	6
to be in a	6
the melting of the	6
of any of the	6
the north american continent	6
the trade of this	6
in the afternoon we	6
his journey to the	6
trade on the pacific	6
to the conclusion that	6
our more especial grace	6
the borders of the	6
and in half an	6
of the leader of	6
and territories upon the	6
in the same place	6
the light of the	6
more of the committee	6
the early history of	6
at one of the	6
being so elected and	6
one hundred and eighty	6
i do not know	6
had taken place in	6
for a few years	6
from one of the	6
being one of the	6
but there was a	6
north of lake superior	6
of the indians and	6
was the son of	6
a chain of small	6
in the lake of	6
in the face of	6
seems to have had	6
it is one of	6
the early days of	6
a party of men	6
that we had to	6
that the french had	6
all and singular other	6
of the fort and	6
which led to the	6
the object of the	6
of the honourable adventurers	6
the astor fur company	6
in time of peace	6
and two or three	6
so much that the	6
of our more especial	6
beaver a journal of	6
the coasts and confines	6
of the arctic sea	6
does not seem to	6
the roman catholic church	6
on the assiniboine river	6
charge of the district	6
the time of their	6
in a couple of	6
during that time we	6
of the merchant of	6
and the fort was	6
a beaver for lb	6
we are of opinion	6
part of the world	6
made up his mind	6
the afternoon of the	6
every part of the	6
of sir george simpson	6
the posts of the	6
within the limits aforesaid	6
in the execution of	6
manner in which the	6
the story of the	6
members of the company	6
first governor of the	6
effort was made to	6
of the affairs of	6
the interests of those	6
the fact that it	6
to the company of	6
lies before the writer	6
upper end of the	6
continent of north america	6
we arrived at fort	6
went down to the	6
on the day of	6
in the eyes of	6
the relatives of the	6
the beaver a journal	6
at the request of	6
that the governor and	6
to a place where	6
that the french were	6
of two or three	6
in the hope of	6
time being or his	6
the truth of the	6
in whatsoever latitude they	6
the same way as	6
up the peace river	6
of the peace river	6
of the assiniboine river	6
amusement and athletic association	6
arrived at the mouth	6
and took possession of	6
if we had not	6
it was the intention	6
from the atlantic to	6
atlantic to the pacific	6
trade of the country	6
the point where the	6
to the position of	6
but there was no	6
with the indians for	6
including winter allowances and	6
from the lake of	6
the government of canada	6
of opinion that the	6
one whole year from	6
being or his deputy	6
in case of an	6
were by no means	6
songs of the voyageurs	6
had a minde to	6
i have heard of	6
by the company at	6
of the opinion that	6
further we will and	6
whereof the governor of	6
the end of october	6
the leaders of the	6
in this part of	6
of the company on	6
in contact with the	6
at any general court	6
as well as of	6
business of the district	6
on top of the	6
the point of the	6
passed the night in	6
the bulk of the	6
of the inhabitants of	6
in possession of the	6
and as soon as	6
one hundred and thirty	6
that they would not	6
the hands of his	6
the gate of the	6
so far as the	6
entrance of the river	6
being to be one	6
just in time to	6
the lower part of	6
one of the parties	6
to the bottom of	6
the company to be	6
indian mode of hunting	6
as may be supposed	6
the north of the	6
the office of committee	6
be provided at fort	6
the summit of the	6
the united states to	6
of the souris river	6
with the indians in	6
reason to believe that	6
had it not been	6
was sent by the	6
to the far north	6
are fortunate in having	6
during the summer months	6
year one thousand eight	6
the upper waters of	6
both sides of the	6
was that of the	6
to the north sea	6
until the th of	6
bay company to the	6
a journal of progress	6
from the circumstance of	6
the exception of the	6
is to be noted	6
the size of the	6
to the trade of	6
north shore of the	6
so that it is	5
than that of the	5
in behalf of the	5
was the opinion of	5
of law and order	5
in much the same	5
of many of the	5
the company were not	5
him to the ground	5
with the speed of	5
and those of the	5
was to be a	5
were reduced to the	5
a few yards of	5
an expedition to the	5
and many of their	5
course of the night	5
the same time i	5
of which we have	5
it was the custom	5
there lies before the	5
meetings of the company	5
a la claire fontaine	5
behalf of the company	5
it up in the	5
of the partners of	5
or for the said	5
a young man of	5
the first of the	5
in the valley of	5
life of the traders	5
here and there with	5
the circumstance of the	5
justice of the peace	5
under date of th	5
his arrival in the	5
on the surface of	5
the shape of a	5
was not a little	5
it was impossible for	5
one of the partners	5
camp for the night	5
years of his life	5
the month of june	5
were in possession of	5
the energy of the	5
that they should be	5
the continent of north	5
one part of the	5
a considerable distance from	5
to be the source	5
that there was nothing	5
the usual incidents of	5
after the close of	5
see that it is	5
in so much that	5
that he did not	5
and there is no	5
well acquainted with the	5
be admitted to the	5
of the country is	5
the head of lake	5
many of the colonists	5
the warmth of the	5
and pieces of goods	5
coast of hudson bay	5
deed and in name	5
foot of a large	5
the foundation of the	5
is that of the	5
that it would have	5
was too late in	5
the western extremity of	5
and any three or	5
to goe downe to	5
into a state of	5
the shore of hudson	5
the welfare of the	5
on the third day	5
at their own great	5
side of the boundary	5
for outfit be provided	5
was said to be	5
the loss of a	5
the latitude of the	5
a short time after	5
which i had been	5
the matter before the	5
policy of the company	5
of trade with the	5
the head waters of	5
dated the th of	5
appears to have been	5
was built on the	5
captured by the french	5
it is easy to	5
at the edge of	5
the minds of the	5
of those in the	5
of the earl of	5
that the indians had	5
at the prospect of	5
relatives of the deceased	5
the month of december	5
the termination of the	5
chief factors and traders	5
as if they weare	5
at any of the	5
we are able to	5
the entrance to the	5
of the white man	5
his account of the	5
if he had not	5
with a company of	5
during the winter of	5
way back to the	5
the best part of	5
it is certain that	5
the passing of the	5
not appear to have	5
time of the union	5
was not until the	5
who had been employed	5
the sea of the	5
on the borders of	5
to enter into the	5
the english in the	5
i would not have	5
order of the day	5
the subject of the	5
the mercy of the	5
in the manufacture of	5
with the produce of	5
post of the company	5
i came to the	5
their own great cost	5
a fort at the	5
till the next yeare	5
forts on the bay	5
a small indian canoe	5
of my men to	5
was surprised to find	5
of the high contracting	5
the boundary line of	5
in the use of	5
quarter of an hour	5
the genius of the	5
the point of marsh	5
the election of the	5
in honour of his	5
many of the partners	5
that they had not	5
at any time within	5
the preservation of the	5
the rank and file	5
and their successors for	5
the bay and straits	5
the amusement and athletic	5
an active part in	5
part of the french	5
in so small a	5
obliged us to put	5
the rocky mountains in	5
the blood of the	5
will be seen that	5
the company for a	5
led to believe that	5
in spite of all	5
at the base of	5
the direction in which	5
a company of the	5
said company for one	5
of the nineteenth century	5
have been made by	5
in the wilds of	5
it was to the	5
in a very short	5
the support of the	5
came to the lake	5
office of committee of	5
servant of the company	5
the work of the	5
by the imperial government	5
the action of the	5
terms of the treaty	5
at this point the	5
does not appear to	5
elected and sworn to	5
we went to the	5
at a loss to	5
happen to be present	5
in which they had	5
he was not a	5
in a condition of	5
upon one of the	5
the inside of the	5
and after a few	5
century and a half	5
was pointed out to	5
the line of coast	5
wee were forced to	5
to the scene of	5
a couple of weeks	5
arrangements for the summer	5
time within one year	5
whereof the governor or	5
and it is not	5
of the said year	5
the bodies of the	5
the lot of the	5
for a few days	5
indians of the interior	5
the same time they	5
within a few yards	5
in this manner we	5
of the lives of	5
it is true the	5
in the hudson bay	5
by way of york	5
one body corporate and	5
or the most part	5
the church missionary society	5
one of the said	5
we will to be	5
of the most christian	5
an hour or two	5
what do you want	5
presented to the king	5
had been able to	5
notes of a twenty	5
be the source of	5
no time was lost	5
stood him in good	5
arrival at red river	5
of some of these	5
the said company as	5
in due time the	5
discovery of the coppermine	5
the exception of one	5
of the men had	5
on the mackenzie river	5
by no means so	5
of adventurers trading into	5
and x y companies	5
of the company should	5
the th of the	5
said company to be	5
breaking up of the	5
went out with a	5
one or two of	5
proceeded on our way	5
to be given up	5
any member of the	5
branch of the saskatchewan	5
the service of france	5
one of his letters	5
the fort to the	5
passage into the south	5
for which he was	5
a supply of provisions	5
to find out a	5
a breath of wind	5
been in the habit	5
i was in a	5
the secretary of state	5
me that he had	5
and the next moment	5
of radisson and groseilliers	5
in the afternoon the	5
a number of them	5
in a sort of	5
the property of the	5
in the meantime i	5
in a position to	5
to the utmost to	5
is situated at the	5
the officers and men	5
at the root of	5
a dialect of the	5
at the same moment	5
at the point of	5
as he had been	5
the proximity of the	5
the northern half of	5
west and x y	5
the sun shone brightly	5
the cause of his	5
the rocky mountains to	5
between the possessions of	5
three times a day	5
as far as they	5
the whole length of	5
the middle of a	5
for carrying on the	5
to explore the country	5
in the hope that	5
it was necessary for	5
manner and form as	5
not content with this	5
the possessions of the	5
at a general court	5
he had not been	5
the company to the	5
at the price of	5
on his arrival in	5
it was the last	5
to make the necessary	5
the ice in the	5
what is now known	5
i passed the night	5
summer business of the	5
most part of the	5
he was ready to	5
the existence of a	5
until late in the	5
on the pacific ocean	5
of the french and	5
in charge of this	5
is now known as	5
to be taken by	5
in the depth of	5
in the far west	5
of two hundred and	5
at the general court	5
with two or three	5
then in charge of	5
was the intention of	5
the bow and arrow	5
there is nothing to	5
of the gulf of	5
will be found in	5
was not able to	5
to make use of	5
the extension of trade	5
any three or more	5
condition of the french	5
discovery of a new	5
at a time when	5
territories upon the coasts	5
the forts on the	5
the custom of the	5
on board the prince	5
year from thence next	5
a small bay or	5
was in a state	5
be one of the	5
of the river of	5
taking possession of the	5
or two of the	5
head waters of the	5
parallel to the coast	5
as far south as	5
the sight of a	5
the french in the	5
the description of the	5
appearance of the country	5
encroachments of the french	5
supposed to have been	5
the greater number of	5
as they shall think	5
and in a moment	5
of the governing committee	5
the northern part of	5
as it had been	5
arrival of the ship	5
of one of his	5
a branch of the	5
you may be sure	5
that it was my	5
out for the pacific	5
was the first time	5
one of his sons	5
in company with the	5
of the selkirk settlement	5
of the country for	5
and for a time	5
whole length of the	5
the best of the	5
and it was only	5
that i was in	5
to which they gave	5
of the most remarkable	5
and commerce of all	5
and set out for	5
the indians in the	5
the greatest part of	5
mile and a half	5
whereas by the said	5
governor and committee in	5
the end of july	5
an account of their	5
at portage la loche	5
at this time the	5
beaver trade in the	5
sent out from england	5
in a fit of	5
resources of the country	5
under the leadership of	5
most part of them	5
up to the time	5
on account of their	5
the report of the	5
that in case of	5
about the th of	5
the bosom of the	5
secretary of state for	5
belonging to the said	5
the end of it	5
with the fur trade	5
the same time a	5
and a few days	5
he and his party	5
to go down to	5
that i had been	5
very few of the	5
considerable distance from the	5
that he would give	5
will be remembered that	5
not a breath of	5
the latter part of	5
the scene of his	5
to go to england	5
greater part of their	5
i said to him	5
of all those seas	5
after we came to	5
by any of the	5
short distance of the	5
some of the more	5
the summer business of	5
in one of these	5
the construction of a	5
the children of the	5
from the date of	5
a century and a	5
to the necessity of	5
profits of the fur	5
of a passage to	5
of the fort were	5
new passage into the	5
of the people of	5
the beauty of the	5
the russian fur company	5
the fortunes of the	5
a considerable quantity of	5
sets out for the	5
the weather cleared up	5
late in the fall	5
of the north and	5
is said to be	5
whole year from thence	5
the assistance of the	5
was to be done	5
on which we travelled	5
preparations were made for	5
for the trade of	5
but the company was	5
between the french and	5
happened to be a	5
one of the leading	5
be authorized to make	5
att the end of	5
a state of mind	5
was to be seen	5
in accordance with the	5
was to be expected	5
the said company to	5
at right angles to	5
on the right hand	5
out on the ice	5
the safety of the	5
the same time to	5
the attitude of the	5
he was accompanied by	5
company in the interior	5
at a considerable distance	5
land and the indian	5
the prairies of the	5
it not been for	5
early on the following	5
the exception of a	5
we arrived on the	5
the power of the	5
from fort william to	5
by the french in	5
in order to avoid	5
the early years of	5
those of the company	5
such manner and form	5
post at the mouth	5
inclemency of the weather	5
a monopoly of the	5
or the more part	5
day we arrived at	5
this was the only	5
it would be a	5
be said that the	5
i was gratified by	5
sworn to the office	5
to do with the	5
they were to be	5
the discharge of the	5
end of the century	5
the place of the	5
of the province of	5
to induce them to	5
of the clock in	5
to the amount of	5
to the king and	5
a small piece of	5
as the said governor	5
some dayes after we	5
radisson and his brother	5
the first governor of	5
of a new passage	5
to hudson bay and	5
sir james hayes and	5
his services to the	5
the winter in the	5
to the company that	5
a new passage into	5
the shadow of the	5
on a small island	5
for the summer business	5
of the colony and	5
that he was in	5
months of the year	5
by stress of weather	5
the wants of the	5
it was pointed out	5
any time within one	5
as those of the	5
have been the case	5
entrance of the straits	5
from the bay of	5
that of the men	5
but it was too	5
active part in the	5
and in due time	5
to be one of	5
was presented to the	5
set off on my	5
was not at all	5
holden for the said	5
the indians attached to	5
the banks of a	5
the walls of fort	5
more part of them	5
of the french at	5
of the trade of	5
which could not be	5
for a quarter of	5
in this he was	5
believe that it was	5
the fur trade was	5
while lord selkirk was	5
having arrived at the	5
and some of them	5
there is nothing but	5
in what is now	5
the dangers of the	5
of ducks and geese	5
to keep up with	5
a rod of iron	5
had come to the	5
the wreck of the	5
for a second time	5
servants and pieces of	5
to them and their	5
with a rod of	5
by the sight of	5
the mean time the	5
and sworn to the	5
one of the indians	5
red river and the	5
and whereas by the	5
post of the western	5
time of the year	5
part of them which	5
all over the country	5
sole trade and commerce	5
not being able to	5
was not long before	5
this was not the	5
him in good stead	5
the force of the	5
and that the company	5
two and a half	5
that led to the	5
the natives of the	5
to which he had	5
that servants and pieces	5
in the character of	5
the canoes of the	5
and went to the	5
between the english and	5
the shore of lake	5
it may be well	5
the following country produce	5
and committee in london	5
at the door of	5
for the space of	5
to enquire into the	5
if you have a	5
so long as the	5
take possession of the	5
fort was built on	5
favourable to the company	5
the french in canada	5
by the help of	5
the first time i	5
in the persons of	5
the month of may	5
the bottom of a	5
the opening up of	5
upon the coasts and	5
i set off on	5
of the board of	5
as often as it	5
the hands of a	5
snow on the ground	5
the lake of st	5
of america to the	5
in deed and in	5
the rigour of the	5
of the general court	5
they shall think fit	5
as it is called	5
not to be trusted	5
and the loss of	5
at red river settlement	5
for the accommodation of	5
the first day of	5
out to the horizon	5
the boundary line between	5
was a matter of	5
the month of october	5
of those of the	5
have been able to	5
colony of red river	5
at this time a	5
one of them was	5
my nephew the other	5
authorized to make the	5
the best of his	5
from the governor of	5
the stern of the	5
cross the rocky mountains	5
as if they had	5
att the other side	5
the west end of	5
which the company had	5
every one of the	5
the inception of the	5
we told them that	5
the territory of the	5
with some of the	5
of the company of	5
on each side of	5
to the indian camp	5
in the bay of	5
a letter to the	5
the north american indians	5
in the seventeenth century	5
the movements of the	5
his return to england	5
up into the country	5
on great slave lake	5
district for outfit be	5
of prince of wales	5
they were reduced to	5
of state for the	5
the breake of day	5
that the red river	5
in different parts of	5
and company of merchants	5
that if they were	5
it was decided that	5
the more part of	5
business of the company	5
it proved to be	5
in the year one	5
gentleman in charge of	5
and in less than	5
the clock in the	5
between england and france	5
eight hundred and eighty	5
to the far west	5
that the company have	5
a mile and a	5
the th of february	5
by means of the	5
two or three miles	5
the indians used to	5
the formation of the	5
he was about to	5
in order to keep	5
one of the clerks	5
to find my way	5
for the purposes of	5
to the boundary line	5
of a few days	5
the building of fort	5
union of the two	5
the english and french	5
a great many of	5
the last week of	5
it was ordered that	5
indian and his wife	5
on one occasion he	5
from lake superior to	5
the justice to say	5
it is not to	5
of the french to	5
and i had the	5
nearly the whole of	5
company and the north	5
the first time since	5
of the adventurers was	5
to the point of	5
seemed to have been	5
great britain and the	5
sailed for hudson bay	5
by no means an	5
red river in the	5
branch of the river	5
other end of the	5
the cessation of hostilities	4
more than two centuries	4
glad to see them	4
had taken part in	4
in the fort at	4
of a man who	4
from the number of	4
portion of the territory	4
the rocky mountain portage	4
we left york factory	4
that they weare in	4
the stillness of the	4
and nominated to be	4
great britain and ireland	4
as soon as they	4
possessed by the subjects	4
murdered by the indians	4
affairs at red river	4
back part of the	4
was found necessary to	4
not now actually possessed	4
that i had brought	4
the colony of red	4
there is little doubt	4
had not proceeded far	4
less than one hundred	4
and during the residue	4
that he and his	4
with whom he had	4
and the other frenchmen	4
appointed for that purpose	4
the end of his	4
of the british government	4
by many of the	4
at the usual hour	4
from fort garry by	4
possession of the lands	4
arrival of the party	4
if he had had	4
the designs of the	4
returned to the fort	4
and may execute and	4
the limit between the	4
on the upper waters	4
work of the company	4
this was the first	4
it must be confessed	4
of the murder of	4
had been made to	4
time after the death	4
not to trade by	4
granting of the charter	4
actually possessed by any	4
desperate condition of the	4
to trade on the	4
they being so assembled	4
to the river bank	4
was in the country	4
of the whole country	4
in the bodleian library	4
at york and churchill	4
west of the rocky	4
ruled with a rod	4
in form hereafter expressed	4
state for the colonies	4
down the gulf of	4
which then shall happen	4
the province of quebec	4
when i came to	4
and that it shall	4
to the true meaning	4
the company was not	4
to organize an expedition	4
on account of its	4
to the isle of	4
and a half of	4
like those of the	4
good government of the	4
along the watter side	4
with one of his	4
it was said that	4
be seen from the	4
built a fort on	4
made me sitt downe	4
side of the red	4
the arms of the	4
gentlemen of the company	4
he was met by	4
under lock and key	4
in order to carry	4
and his party were	4
the walls of the	4
because of the great	4
evening of the th	4
the first time in	4
the ruin of the	4
the beginning of winter	4
court or meeting of	4
i was not a	4
of intersection of the	4
to the execution of	4
interior of the country	4
had been one of	4
of the company are	4
it was a great	4
oath before the governor	4
the waters falling into	4
to follow his example	4
years from the time	4
boundary line of the	4