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The Origins, Organization and Role of the Bison Hunt in the Red River Valley.Manitoba Archaeological Quarterly

This article discusses the impact of the fur trade on the Canadian northwest in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The problem of provisions is mentioned, with how the trader Peter Pond came into contact with the Chipewyan, in 1778, and learned to make pemmican. There are sections of the article on the fur trade posts and forts, some used by La Verendrye and his sons. The organization of the buffalo hunt is discussed; with the role of the Métis, where the hunt took place, the governing and regulations of the event and the rules of the June hunt in 1840.
Walker, Peter. 1982. The Origins, Organization and Role of the Bison Hunt in the Red River Valley.Manitoba Archaeological Quarterly. [ 6(3): 62-68. Journal Article, (MM) ]
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The Plains Cree: Trade, Diplomacy and War 1790-1870

Milloy, John S.. 1988. The Plains Cree: Trade, Diplomacy and War 1790-1870. Winnipeg:University of Manitoba Press. .

The Red River Rebellion

Bumsted, J. M.. 1996. The Red River Rebellion. Winnipeg:Watson and Dwyer. .

The Red River Trails: Oxcart Routes Between St. Paul and Red River Settlement, 1820-1870

Gilman, Rhoda. 1979. The Red River Trails: Oxcart Routes Between St. Paul and Red River Settlement, 1820-1870. St. Paul, MN:Minnesota Historical Society. .

The Riel and Lagimodière Families in Métis Society, 1840-1860

Gosman, Robert. 1977. The Riel and Lagimodière Families in Métis Society, 1840-1860. Ottawa:Parks Canada. .

The Riel Rebellions: A Cartographic History

Oppen, W.A.. 1979. The Riel Rebellions: A Cartographic History. Toronto:University of Toronto Press. .

The Rise and Fall of Louis Riel and the Métis Nation: An Anthropological Account

Driben, P.. 1986. The Rise and Fall of Louis Riel and the Métis Nation: An Anthropological Account. In: 1885 and After: Aboriginal Society in Transition, edited by F.L. Barron and James B. Waldram. Regina:Canadian Plains Research Centre. [ pp. 67-78 ]

The Virtual Museum Of Métis History And Culture

Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies and Applied Research. The Virtual Museum Of Métis History And Culture.
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Thomas Scott and the Daughter of Time

Bumsted, J. M.. Thomas Scott and the Daughter of Time. dans Prairie Forum, 23:2, 1998, p. 145-70.
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