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This is Butler's account of his second expedition, in 1872, across the Candian west. On this journey he departed from the Red River of the North to Lake Athabasca, then followed the Peace River to the Rocky Mountains, reaching the frontier station of Quesnelle on the Frazer River in June of the following year. It is an exciting tale of adventure and an important piece of Canadian history.
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Todd Conwell
reviewed The Winnipeg and North Pacific Railway on August 03, 2017
The Winnipeg and North Pacific Railway
This book is worth reading for anyone with an interest in wildness conservation, native history, ungulate and beaver habits, logging and fire suppression, transport and fur trapping (especially beaver) in early 20th century Canada. With that said, I vehemently oppose his racial views: there's one chapter where Grey Owl rips into Italians and other Southern Europeans, saying they are lazy, fire-starting Hunkies: Whoa 1931! That's racist.
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