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quadgram	frequency
at the same time	172
the mouth of the	158
said governor and company	118
the said governor and	118
in the course of	108
of the said company	107
for the time being	105
our heirs and successors	103
on the th of	100
t h a t	97
at the mouth of	96
quarters of a mile	90
three quarters of a	89
from time to time	88
the banks of the	84
mile and a half	80
the course of the	74
of the six nations	74
the greater part of	73
in a state of	71
of the fur trade	70
a quarter of a	69
quarter of a mile	67
at the end of	66
one of the most	65
of the red river	65
one mile and a	63
for the purpose of	62
as well as the	62
the lake of the	61
side of the river	60
on the part of	59
at the foot of	54
the name of the	54
on account of the	53
of the rocky mountains	53
east half a mile	53
the said william penn	52
of the united states	51
the governor of the	51
the hands of the	50
the other side of	50
the edge of the	49
the service of the	49
lake of the woods	49
a mile and a	49
the bottom of the	49
on the banks of	48
as we have seen	47
in the midst of	47
governor of the said	46
the middle of the	46
in the following year	46
the end of the	45
the rest of the	45
the head of the	44
the part of the	44
greater part of them	43
west half a mile	43
as far as the	42
miles and a half	42
the time of the	41
other side of the	41
for the first time	40
banks of the river	40
a part of the	40
in a short time	40
on the other side	39
and by these presents	38
in the service of	38
was one of the	38
of the said province	38
the surface of the	37
the side of the	36
at the head of	36
or the greater part	36
of one of the	36
on the other hand	36
the foot of the	35
is one of the	35
west one mile and	35
a great deal of	34
miles and an half	34
west three quarters of	34
the shores of the	34
shall and may be	34
the red river settlement	34
by way of the	33
in the month of	33
it shall and may	33
at the time of	33
company for the time	33
and may be lawful	33
the honourable the commissioners	33
unto the said governor	33
in the middle of	33
at the distance of	32
this part of the	32
mile and a quarter	32
and one of the	32
of the province of	32
mouth of the river	31
on the pacific coast	31
it would have been	31
prince of wales fort	31
h a t the	31
of the said city	31
maid of the north	31
the history of the	30
the value of the	30
the duke of york	30
e s e n	30
which was received with	30
we came to the	30
in charge of the	30
r e s e	30
the entrance of the	30
honourable the commissioners of	30
the american fur company	30
p r e s	30
in the hands of	30
of the northwest company	30
governor and company of	30
the natives of the	30
s e n t	30
in the spring of	30
the trade of the	29
the indians of the	29
on the south side	29
h a t all	29
course of the day	29
to the number of	29
the use of the	29
as soon as the	29
one of the men	28
we were obliged to	28
the th of june	28
in the fur trade	28
the morning of the	28
in the same manner	28
on the west side	28
seems to have been	28
may be lawful to	28
the waters of the	28
the west side of	28
to the governor of	27
council and general assembly	27
of adventurers of england	27
mouth of the columbia	27
company of adventurers of	27
east one mile and	27
at the bottom of	27
the country of the	27
the source of the	27
to the united states	27
in front of the	27
the beginning of the	27
the south side of	27
the lords of the	27
the maid of the	27
was received with the	27
a great number of	27
provincial council and general	27
to return to the	26
on the shores of	26
two miles and a	26
the inhabitants of the	26
to and for the	26
west side of the	26
by the name of	26
by west one mile	26
governor or his deputy	26
the governor and company	26
lawful to and for	26
one hundred and fifty	26
the whole of the	26
that is to say	26
be lawful to and	26
the governor of new	25
the said company for	25
that it was the	25
greater part of the	25
the opposite side of	25
it is to be	25
at four in the	25
grant unto the said	25
the union of the	25
province and territories thereof	25
in the afternoon we	25
and company of adventurers	25
at the entrance of	25
on the morning of	24
governor and provincial council	24
of the said governor	24
it was impossible to	24
and for the said	24
the governor and provincial	24
received with the usual	24
in one of the	24
to the mouth of	24
the commissioners of virginia	24
governor of the company	24
south side of the	24
part of the river	24
on the opposite side	24
the arrival of the	24
that part of the	24
in spite of the	24
s e c t	23
h o m a	23
east three quarters of	23
honourable g e o	23
e o r g	23
was by no means	23
o r g e	23
t h o m	23
g e o r	23
that it would be	23
opposite side of the	23
the honourable g e	23
o m a s	23
committee of the said	23
to the end of	23
to the north of	23
mile and an half	23
of the governor and	23
the committee of the	23
g e t h	23
e t h o	23
r g e t	23
the centre of the	23
in the name of	23
for the use of	22
in the history of	22
t h r e	22
the form of a	22
h r e n	22
we give you this	22
b r e t	22
a member of the	22
with the exception of	22
into the hands of	22
the x y company	22
under the necessity of	22
on the red river	22
r e t h	22
e t h r	22
at the beginning of	22
within the said province	22
the size of a	22
in sight of the	22
this string of wampum	22
of one hundred and	21
by south one mile	21
the direction of the	21
bank of the river	21
the foot of a	21
the governor of maryland	21
the people of the	21
for the said governor	21
under the name of	21
in a few minutes	21
east a quarter of	21
four in the afternoon	21
part of the country	21
the story of the	21
in the direction of	20
it will be remembered	20
in the neighbourhood of	20
a small quantity of	20
the governor or his	20
a n d i	20
of the company in	20
at a small distance	20
and in a few	20
morning of the th	20
the commissioners of maryland	20
was not to be	20
the junction of the	20
in search of the	20
that there was no	20
said company for the	20
an account of the	20
the north side of	20
by east half a	20
on both sides of	20
by east one mile	20
the bank of the	20
to the said governor	20
this belt of wampum	20
eighth of a mile	19
on the north side	19
the deputies of the	19
adventurers of england trading	19
to trade with the	19
that he had been	19
of england trading into	19
for the said company	19
in the united states	19
under the command of	19
the top of the	19
his heirs and assigns	19
for a long time	19
in the morning we	19
governor for the time	19
a number of the	19
seem to have been	19
the branches of the	19
in the centre of	19
in the form of	19
with the usual ceremony	18
the governor or deputy	18
a n d that	18
the th of august	18
the face of the	18
on either side of	18
on the st of	18
is not more than	18
was in charge of	18
our will and pleasure	18
the spot where the	18
out of the water	18
east by east one	18
will and pleasure is	18
the end of a	18
the governor of canada	18
deputies of the six	18
west by west one	18
this province and territories	18
two hundred and fifty	18
in the same year	18
to be found in	18
it was necessary to	18
in the red river	18
in this part of	18
the close of the	18
to the south of	18
south half a mile	17
one of the indians	17
to the office of	17
n d i do	17
in a little while	17
both sides of the	17
we came to a	17
the presence of the	17
at the close of	17
and that the said	17
the servants of the	17
that it was not	17
in the case of	17
was a man of	17
with one of the	17
a portion of the	17
as well as of	17
of the company were	17
at no great distance	17
in the said province	17
the discovery of the	17
one mile and an	17
for the most part	17
there was not a	17
on behalf of the	17
the officers of the	17
the treaty of utrecht	17
the th of july	17
in the rocky mountains	17
east by south one	17
of the indian trade	17
the earl of selkirk	17
west a quarter of	17
the leader of the	17
some of the natives	17
south three quarters of	17
to the shores of	17
we arrived at the	17
that we could not	17
five in the afternoon	17
c o u r	16
east a mile and	16
o u s e	16
the cause of the	16
two in the afternoon	16
put an end to	16
had been in the	16
of the city of	16
the character of the	16
in such a manner	16
the appearance of the	16
the upper part of	16
it was too late	16
h e r e	16
of this province and	16
the company of the	16
part of the day	16
to the bottom of	16
the fur trade in	16
at the top of	16
the province of pensylvania	16
the fur trade of	16
the influence of the	16
west a mile and	16
the crest of the	16
north side of the	16
but it is not	16
the office of governor	16
the said original charter	16
the line of the	16
in the c o	16
the treaty of ryswick	16
as we shall see	16
source of the mississippi	16
the success of the	16
as one of the	16
h o u s	16
fort prince of wales	16
the forks of the	16
as well as in	16
north half a mile	16
as well as to	16
it is true that	16
hundred and fifty miles	16
and provincial council shall	16
seven in the evening	16
of the company to	16
of the lakes and	16
that some of the	16
the c o u	16
o u r t	16
as well as a	15
at an early hour	15
that it was a	15
any part of the	15
if it had been	15
trade with the indians	15
one eighth of a	15
the return of the	15
a large number of	15
in provincial council and	15
from side to side	15
on the bank of	15
of the committee of	15
on the east side	15
the affairs of the	15
the partners of the	15
on each side of	15
head waters of the	15
the th of november	15
the coast of the	15
the river of the	15
that one of the	15
third of a mile	15
the lakes and rivers	15
service of the company	15
the power of the	15
of the columbia river	15
a large quantity of	15
be found in the	15
the head waters of	15
the greatest part of	15
to the pacific ocean	15
do grant unto the	15
and at the same	15
at five in the	15
to the foot of	15
or more of the	15
the lords of trade	15
that he did not	15
of the inhabitants of	15
at some distance from	14
the appearance of a	14
my heirs and assigns	14
some distance from the	14
in the shape of	14
to the value of	14
four in the morning	14
the proprietary and governor	14
of the american fur	14
in the next year	14
is not to be	14
of the new world	14
the said province and	14
the chief of the	14
of which he was	14
to the rocky mountains	14
at the hands of	14
lake of the hills	14
a t the governor	14
the minutes of the	14
of the arctic sea	14
members of the board	14
government of the said	14
could not have been	14
the red and assiniboine	14
isle a la crosse	14
and in a short	14
in the hope of	14
the limits of the	14
that it shall and	14
shores of hudson bay	14
on the shore of	14
of the lake of	14
and we do hereby	14
present you with this	14
said province and territories	14
servants of the company	14
mile and three quarters	14
in connection with the	14
flowed in from the	14
not been able to	14
and the rest of	14
the eyes of the	14
side of the lake	14
the city of winnipeg	14
in the vicinity of	14
the remainder of the	14
in the far north	14
the last of the	14
unto the said william	14
the coming of the	14
for the sake of	13
that they had been	13
of the fur traders	13
when we came to	13
the agents of the	13
you this string of	13
to the other side	13
in the indian country	13
as soon as possible	13
the rocky mountain men	13
who had been sent	13
the interior of the	13
one mile and three	13
the very heart of	13
to one of the	13
after the manner of	13
go in search of	13
the year one thousand	13
a n a s	13
s s a t	13
a s s a	13
on the following day	13
that the said governor	13
one hundred and twenty	13
of virginia and maryland	13
the same time the	13
c a n a	13
in any of the	13
as soon as i	13
in the mean time	13
it was decided to	13
we had not seen	13
but it was not	13
the weather was cloudy	13
hands of the french	13
our heirs or successors	13
the strength of the	13
three in the afternoon	13
to take care of	13
the consent of the	13
either side of the	13
the time of his	13
the entrance of a	13
in a way that	13
one of them was	13
t the governor and	13
twelfth of a mile	13
general court of the	13
s a t e	13
of the same name	13
at the same moment	13
on one of the	13
in the new world	13
the th of may	13
the company on the	13
in the presence of	13
lords of the lakes	13
freemen of the said	13
the government of the	13
to be of the	13
it was not until	13
one third of a	13
the shores of hudson	13
to the inhabitants of	13
may be said to	13
any person or persons	13
from the mouth of	13
the discovery of a	13
trading with the indians	13
bottom of the bay	13
give you this string	13
governor or deputy governor	13
encamped for the night	13
came in sight of	13
and it was not	13
the midst of the	13
in the first place	13
a few years ago	13
his heirs or assigns	13
in addition to the	13
in the autumn of	13
were under the necessity	13
the weather was clear	13
the news of the	13
the interests of the	13
the case of the	13
the prince of wales	13
n a s s	13
the flesh of the	13
the course of a	13
not far from the	13
the province of new	13
the members of the	13
son of a seigneur	13
one thousand six hundred	13
take a corporal oath	13
give and grant unto	13
side of the bay	13
between them and the	12
that they could not	12
that there was a	12
and on the th	12
by south half a	12
was one of those	12
it is difficult to	12
in the year one	12
at the junction of	12
on the edge of	12
in honour of the	12
were not to be	12
and one of them	12
the attention of the	12
there can be no	12
in possession of the	12
shall at any time	12
was the first to	12
the terms of the	12
the management of the	12
the lakes and forests	12
to the place where	12
part of them present	12
we present you with	12
surface of the water	12
entrance of the river	12
by some of the	12
of the mackenzie river	12
to carry on the	12
c h a r	12
up and down the	12
at half past five	12
the departure of the	12
in a few days	12
a hole in the	12
for one whole year	12
we continued our voyage	12
the same time he	12
about the size of	12
so that we were	12
at seven in the	12
the company in the	12
east by east half	12
the son of a	12
will and ordain that	12
the river to the	12
after the fashion of	12
that i could not	12
at a very early	12
of the far north	12
as a matter of	12
to go to the	12
after the union of	12
the manner in which	12
in the habit of	12
strathcona and mount royal	12
the women and children	12
south one mile and	12
in the way of	12
lord strathcona and mount	12
as it had been	12
the portage of the	12
in the evening we	12
thought it prudent to	12
in the light of	12
to the use of	12
in the following spring	12
west by west three	12
a view of the	12
within the limits of	12
to the west of	12
about the middle of	12
of the five nations	12
any of the said	12
to the edge of	12
the distance of about	12
shall from time to	12
at the same instant	12
as soon as they	12
to make use of	12
governor of the province	12
it was one of	12
upon the banks of	12
in regard to the	12
on the th we	12
of the provincial council	12
with respect to the	12
the great slave lake	12
the possession of the	12
and some of them	12
in a great measure	12
the destruction of the	12
that it was impossible	12
by south three quarters	12
in one of his	12
the continent of america	12
west two miles and	12
by one of the	12
in consequence of the	12
and a number of	12
the fact that the	12
shore of the lake	12
one of the partners	12
the king of france	12
the shore of the	12
one end of the	11
the said governor or	11
e r e a	11
early in the morning	11
and at all times	11
to get to the	11
i have already mentioned	11
in red river settlement	11
in the possession of	11
of trade with the	11
t h e r	11
of the french in	11
to the lords of	11
was at this time	11
they were obliged to	11
at the rate of	11
as that of the	11
further will and ordain	11
in the original charter	11
bay company and the	11
to the westward of	11
by the governor of	11
the place where we	11
on the site of	11
the chiefs of the	11
as long as the	11
one of the best	11
about the end of	11
in the same way	11
the body of the	11
at half past three	11
the state of the	11
we renewed our voyage	11
of the x y	11
the point of the	11
of the said river	11
of the red and	11
three miles and a	11
we have already seen	11
the gulf of mexico	11
by east two miles	11
r e a s	11
of any of the	11
the headquarters of the	11
it is certain that	11
the level of the	11
all parts of the	11
the first and last	11
that i did not	11
s e at lancaster	11
shore of lake superior	11
the interest of the	11
by the side of	11
the mercy of the	11
the profits of the	11
that he could not	11
in the power of	11
of the partners of	11
the navigation of the	11
in a few moments	11
on the columbia river	11
the heart of the	11
by these presents for	11
the summit of the	11
i thought it prudent	11
brethren of the six	11
to the east of	11
the light of the	11
continent of north america	11
than any of the	11
appear to have been	11
one twelfth of a	11
the site of the	11
of the river to	11
hereby further will and	11
by west three quarters	11
with a party of	11
would have been a	11
do hereby further will	11
in the face of	11
inhabitants of the said	11
in the eyes of	11
crest of the hill	11
we do hereby further	11
of the beaver indians	11
and there was a	11
a considerable quantity of	11
that he had not	11
in the early days	11
set out for the	11
the upper end of	11
the gentlemen of the	11
as i have already	11
greatest part of the	11
at four this morning	11
the scene of the	11
the progress of the	11
west of lake superior	11
the course of this	11
of a number of	11
in the bottom of	11
officers of the company	11
we desire you will	11
the result of the	11
warden of the plains	11
in the summer of	11
west by south one	11
u s e at	11
he was one of	11
of some of the	11
one side of the	11
well as of the	11
some of the indians	11
banks of the red	11
the big hill trail	11
it was in the	11
the conquest of canada	11
some of the men	11
surface of the snow	11
as if it had	11
and the united states	11
than that of the	11
the sources of the	11
of the treaty of	11
the way to the	11
a considerable number of	11
to that of the	11
took possession of the	11
he seems to have	11
as well as for	11
it is one of	11
these presents for us	11
the house of commons	11
and some of the	11
as far north as	11
of the peace river	11
w h e r	11
red and assiniboine rivers	11
part of the world	10
the date of the	10
after an absence of	10
justices of the peace	10
we proceeded on our	10
of the bay and	10
the absence of the	10
the discharge of the	10
on their way to	10
in the year after	10
the night of the	10
to the far north	10
and grant by these	10
i pay you back	10
to be in a	10
so far as to	10
in the beginning of	10
the entrance to the	10
there would have been	10
as soon as he	10
parts of the world	10
with the united states	10
the command of the	10
the church of england	10
as if he had	10
it is well known	10
what do you want	10
east by south a	10
justice of the peace	10
the th of april	10
the value of a	10
south by west one	10
in case of a	10
fur trade of the	10
landed for the night	10
three miles and an	10
gate of the fort	10
of the river and	10
a passage to the	10
six in the evening	10
the report of the	10
the early part of	10
name of the governor	10
of the people of	10
at half past four	10
of which he had	10
by the treaty of	10
a number of years	10
a band of indians	10
grant by these presents	10
the intention of the	10
by north half a	10
the valley of the	10
course of the river	10
two of the men	10
their way to the	10
his deputy for the	10
in spite of his	10
that they were not	10
t e g o	10
sides of the river	10
to be allowed to	10
men who had been	10
to take possession of	10
of the new company	10
at two in the	10
the governor for the	10
the execution of the	10
or his deputy for	10
they shall think fit	10
with an air of	10
the language of the	10
or any of them	10
about the same time	10
the length of the	10
the mountains to the	10
about a quarter of	10
on the outside of	10
father holland and i	10
to the height of	10
the state of affairs	10
governor and company shall	10
it is worthy of	10
a committee of the	10
all the way from	10
of the governor of	10
that he would not	10
we do grant unto	10
of the men who	10
the head of a	10
deputy for the time	10
rat skins at cents	10
each side of the	10
at a short distance	10
the development of the	10
did not appear to	10
the shadow of a	10
the evening of the	10
four miles and an	10
by the said governor	10
but i could not	10
well acquainted with the	10
the north of the	10
of the company and	10
under the charge of	10
was at that time	10
west by south three	10
than those of the	10
the laws of this	10
but in spite of	10
the side of a	10
out of the way	10
he was about to	10
as a token of	10
the inhabitants of this	10
opponents of the company	10
an end to the	10
the west of the	10
river flowed in from	10
the french of canada	10
five nations of indians	10
a t e g	10
lost no time in	10
east by south three	10
a sufficient quantity of	10
but there was no	10
in the year of	10
of trade and plantations	10
about one hundred and	10
from one of the	10
the first day of	10
the skin of the	10
i the said william	10
to the red river	10
the continent of north	10
eight in the evening	10
in the afternoon the	10
to the lake of	10
not more than two	10
but i did not	10
we were on the	10
the red river country	10
the height of land	10
to the laws of	10
east by north one	10
at half past seven	10
of the hudson bay	10
had not been able	10
of the great river	10
the meeting of the	10
it is not to	10
union of the companies	10
in the same direction	10
would not have been	10
the freemen of the	10
on a small island	10
the man who had	10
of the great company	9
the place where they	9
w i l l	9
the king of england	9
variation of the compass	9
en roulant ma boule	9
to be given to	9
one of the natives	9
the inhabitants of new	9
in the language of	9
the provincial council shall	9
the end of their	9
l l i a	9
the commissioners for indian	9
of the governor or	9
from the time of	9
l i a m	9
side of the rocky	9
o u n c	9
the confluence of the	9
in the days of	9
there is not a	9
on account of his	9
of hudson bay and	9
the company for the	9
of the great north	9
at the forks of	9
at a considerable distance	9
the current of the	9
the same time they	9
the nature of the	9
to be one of	9
the country through which	9
the bark of the	9
with the inhabitants of	9
a few years later	9
that he had no	9
the month of july	9
on the coast of	9
a few feet of	9
for the discovery of	9
the resources of the	9
i was obliged to	9
the outside of the	9
on the point of	9
edge of the woods	9
on the side of	9
of the th of	9
any of the natives	9
channel of the river	9
the men of the	9
the bottom of a	9
with a view to	9
the shape of a	9
out of the question	9
the governor of virginia	9
different parts of the	9
a state of great	9
to the entrance of	9
far as the eye	9
n c i l	9
in a very short	9
to the company of	9
to the middle of	9
the first time in	9
at the mercy of	9
and to their successors	9
that he would be	9
a small distance from	9
the french in the	9
the latitude of the	9
one of my men	9
the exception of the	9
of the mouth of	9
the minds of the	9
the gate of the	9
of the western sea	9
commissioners for indian affairs	9
the end of that	9
it would be a	9
for the fur trade	9
a mile from the	9
of one of these	9
of one of them	9
from the place where	9
of the eighteenth century	9
with the aid of	9
it must have been	9
as soon as it	9
had been at the	9
i l l i	9
went back to the	9
the advantage of the	9
give you this belt	9
of the indian tribes	9
whereof the governor for	9
up the river to	9
the termination of the	9
were in a state	9
lake superior to the	9
do give and grant	9
on the continent of	9
returned to the fort	9
a certain number of	9
of the young men	9
the place where the	9
or any of the	9
the cause of this	9
two miles and an	9
the time being to	9
the fashion of the	9
a few days after	9
r t e r	9
a copy of the	9
for the encouragement of	9
the tops of the	9
the whole of this	9
and that he had	9
it was agreed that	9
at any time hereafter	9
the opponents of the	9
of the fur countries	9
the red river colony	9
the movements of the	9
of those who had	9
down the river to	9
i do not know	9
the east side of	9
and all of them	9
back to the fort	9
by means of the	9
the th of september	9
in order to avoid	9
beginning of the century	9
that led to the	9
east two miles and	9
that he should be	9
season of the year	9
the north shore of	9
in the absence of	9
u n c i	9
manners and customs of	9
to the arctic sea	9
that they had not	9
the fur trade was	9
arm of the sea	9
east by south half	9
at the age of	9
of the officers of	9
which has been already	9
governor of new france	9
above the level of	9
to me to be	9
h a r t	9
for more than a	9
to the six nations	9
at the confluence of	9
at a c o	9
great king of england	9
the th of october	9
the spring of the	9
that the governor and	9
of the fur country	9
upper part of the	9
of the fur companies	9
trade with the french	9
the th of march	9
i had an observation	9
one of the young	9
the chevalier de troyes	9
the opening of the	9
c i l held	9
between great britain and	9
the th of december	9
his most christian majesty	9
for the indian trade	9
shores of the bay	9
with that of the	9
we were under the	9
as soon as we	9
as he had been	9
the midst of a	9
made up his mind	9
a very early hour	9
of the company for	9
deputy governor of the	9
an account of his	9
in dealing with the	9
by means of a	9
i could not but	9
did not wish to	9
among the indians of	9
of the people who	9
c o u n	9
we continued our route	9
sources of the mississippi	9
the question of the	9
and grant unto the	9
at six in the	9
at the edge of	9
the life of the	9
the time when the	9
the red river and	9
it is interesting to	9
and that of the	9
the english chief to	9
a c o u	9
near the mouth of	9
the same manner as	9
a r t e	9
said to have been	9
of the pacific coast	9
the territory of the	9
of governor of the	9
by order of the	9
but he was not	9
at the grande portage	9
that they would not	9
within the said city	9
but he did not	9
a very short time	9
sat down on the	9
the duke of newcastle	8
his deputy to be	8
the rest of us	8
hundred and eighty paces	8
indians of the six	8
feet and an half	8
appeared to me to	8
between the first and	8
we embarked at four	8
our course was south	8
of those who were	8
time to time to	8
at one end of	8
to proceed to the	8
had a right to	8
three or more of	8
on the west coast	8
three or four miles	8
between the french and	8
quarter of a century	8
and every of them	8
at the expense of	8
and that he would	8
with some of the	8
the th of february	8
shall take a corporal	8
n d that the	8
of the royal society	8
the door of the	8
the governor and council	8
they had not been	8
without the consent of	8
we embarked at half	8
it is stated that	8
the business of the	8
taken out of the	8
time being to be	8
such and so many	8
a general court of	8
of the nineteenth century	8
the best of the	8
inhabitants of this province	8
parts of the country	8
the current was very	8
the transfer of the	8
the great king of	8
the height of the	8
mouth of the kaministiquia	8
of the far west	8
at eight in the	8
up the peace river	8
the same as yesterday	8
and as soon as	8
the object of their	8
is true that the	8
committee of the company	8
was the same as	8
i make no doubt	8
for the election of	8
of the branches of	8
as i have said	8
it was not till	8
by south three miles	8
mountains covered with snow	8
lords of the admiralty	8
in that part of	8
in case of an	8
of le grand diable	8
court of the adventurers	8
or his deputy to	8
was not at all	8
of the english company	8
serve in provincial council	8
and at half past	8
from fort william to	8
the fur trade to	8
belonging to the company	8
we will and grant	8
was far from being	8
of them present at	8
this was the first	8
on the way to	8
edge of the lake	8
from hence to the	8
of the indians and	8
that they might be	8
to be present at	8
was covered with a	8
company on the pacific	8
that he was the	8
was to be the	8
so that it was	8
the month of august	8
were by no means	8
by north one mile	8
as many of the	8
hundred and fifty men	8
can be no doubt	8
one thousand eight hundred	8
between us and the	8
a quarter of an	8
contained in the original	8
in the event of	8
that he was not	8
as it would have	8
have been able to	8
has been already mentioned	8
the province and territories	8
with the indians for	8
the extent of the	8
the commencement of the	8
the company and the	8
but a short time	8
east side of the	8
the other end of	8
the whole of them	8
the coast of labrador	8
the merchant of perpetuana	8
affairs of the company	8
the general court of	8
the claims of the	8
and further we will	8
was the cause of	8
the north american continent	8
in consequence of this	8
a young man of	8
it is not a	8
had no time to	8
so as to be	8
one to the other	8
for the good government	8
a great quantity of	8
lords of the north	8
to do with the	8
to make a fire	8
to whom these presents	8
day of the second	8
from the united states	8
it would be impossible	8
in the fall of	8
in their power to	8
on the arrival of	8
which i could not	8
west three miles and	8
a great part of	8
found their way to	8
of the fur company	8
you with this belt	8
state of the country	8
is said to have	8
out of the fort	8
discovery of the north	8
hereafter in these presents	8
and for a time	8
the death of the	8
who had been in	8
sea of the north	8
good government of the	8
sixth of a mile	8
office of governor of	8
as if he were	8
the heat of the	8
in favour of the	8
one of the hunters	8
to get out of	8
the master of the	8
to and from the	8
at the other end	8
the loss of the	8
that it should be	8
along the banks of	8
that we had no	8
the way of the	8
to serve in provincial	8
get a shot at	8
of the second month	8
bottom of the canoe	8
the south of the	8
one thousand seven hundred	8
was no other than	8
was the object of	8
it was necessary for	8
to some of the	8
the furs of the	8
on the one hand	8
in the act of	8
the other to the	8
and governor of the	8
we landed at the	8
the rear of the	8
of the white men	8
we had already seen	8
the rights of the	8
that we were obliged	8
to the point of	8
from lake superior to	8
in token of our	8
first had and obtained	8
very heart of the	8
by the time the	8
the water of the	8
at a place called	8
for the benefit of	8
it was not long	8
there was plenty of	8
and that they would	8
that the company had	8
the founding of the	8
so long as they	8
for the night at	8
by virtue of these	8
of the north and	8
in the year the	8
there would be no	8
possession of the country	8
land and the north	8
in spite of all	8
deputy to be one	8
that many of the	8
this is a very	8
he returned to the	8
embarked at half past	8
that they had seen	8
in which we were	8
you this belt of	8
the east india company	8
of the indians to	8
of the indians of	8
of the two companies	8
on the rd of	8
and those of the	8
his way to the	8
by the company in	8
union of the north	8
the rivers and lakes	8
one hundred and eighty	8
of the woods and	8
a supply of provisions	8
partners of the north	8
from point to point	8
the pacific fur company	8
with this belt of	8
which we had seen	8
do not doubt but	8
with the addition of	8
in view of the	8
he was in the	8
by any of the	8
the size of the	8
hundred yards from the	8
had taken possession of	8
a treaty with the	8
as there was no	8
we were ready to	8
the latter end of	8
to remain in the	8
gives an account of	8
with which he had	8
our kingdom of england	8
we continued our course	8
for a period of	8
at the door of	8
to be able to	8
to be in the	8
of the pacific ocean	8
bend in the river	8
the fortunes of the	8
within a few feet	8
at a great distance	8
of the coppermine river	8
the residue of the	8
of the same year	7
two or three days	7
it will be seen	7
the officer in charge	7
by a number of	7
the french in canada	7
to spy out the	7
if any of the	7
radisson and groseilliers were	7
end of the portage	7
a perusal of the	7
expedition to hudson bay	7
if they had been	7
to such an extent	7
in company with the	7
entrance of a small	7
between the two crowns	7
of the company was	7
by virtue of the	7
m p e n	7
bed of the river	7
account of the country	7
a good deal of	7
of the rocky mountain	7
they could not be	7
in half an hour	7
will be remembered that	7
of great britain and	7
who had been a	7
the fate of the	7
from montreal to the	7
we landed for the	7
found his way to	7
to the head of	7
appeared to be the	7
of the north country	7
he was not a	7
the opinion of the	7
in order that the	7
this was not the	7
company of the north	7
was to be seen	7
and in case any	7
i was very much	7
one of the north	7
are of opinion that	7
of the northern regions	7
and confines of the	7
the natives whom we	7
from the lake of	7
of the natives of	7
so as to render	7
to carry out the	7
proprietary and governor of	7
of the french to	7
a vast extent of	7
trade of the country	7
a string of wampum	7
front of the fort	7
we left this place	7
it could not be	7
of two or three	7
were obliged to make	7
mouth of the winnipeg	7
of a small river	7
i was determined to	7
that they may be	7
freemen in provincial council	7
office of governor or	7
i have no doubt	7
k n o w	7
he did not know	7
six hundred and eighty	7
one hundred and thirty	7
on the fur trade	7
they appeared to be	7
in order to carry	7
taken by the french	7
in new york state	7
the least appearance of	7
of the british government	7
glad to see you	7
royal highness the duke	7
the atlantic to the	7
on the river bank	7
of the province and	7
at the request of	7
that the company was	7
the effect of the	7
way back to the	7
we came in sight	7
they came to the	7
the governor and his	7
at the fur post	7
the operations of the	7
to go down to	7
first governor of the	7
the canoe and lading	7
minutes of the company	7
had been able to	7
to go up the	7
he was accompanied by	7
of the river is	7
present governor of the	7
east by east two	7
of opinion that the	7
the chief factors and	7
at the entrance to	7
the country to the	7
on his way to	7
branch of a tree	7
a corporal oath before	7
as if they had	7
till we came to	7
branch of the river	7
after the treaty of	7
to any of the	7
it was resolved that	7
with the intention of	7
the headwaters of the	7
state of our provisions	7
by the said original	7
search for a north	7
and some of his	7
in the place of	7
the early history of	7
we have seen the	7
of the said bay	7
of the north american	7
the said company in	7
appeared to have been	7
it was with difficulty	7
the same as the	7
so called from the	7
of the arrival of	7
on the d of	7
in some of the	7
north one mile and	7
in a direct line	7
from east to west	7
when one of the	7
it is said that	7
the shores of lake	7
we encamped for the	7
by the governor and	7
first and last day	7
such person or persons	7
not be able to	7
of the bark of	7
the five nations of	7
and as often as	7
an expedition to the	7
the trade with the	7
and there was no	7
east one eighth of	7
a bend in the	7
the crest of a	7
member of the board	7
english on hudson bay	7
arrival at the fort	7
that it may be	7
arrived at red river	7
to have been the	7
as it was called	7
at a distance from	7
to take part in	7
trade with the english	7
as the eye could	7
with a pair of	7
or either of them	7
in such manner as	7
of the seventeenth century	7
christian prince or state	7
the great fish river	7
meaning of these presents	7
the natives on the	7
the whole length of	7
and in a little	7
to the fact that	7
a great variety of	7
a sufficient number of	7
the variation of the	7
the sun and moon	7
such a manner that	7
the th degree of	7
anything contained in the	7
to be employed in	7
at all times hereafter	7
the french and english	7
of the company that	7
on the western side	7
in such a way	7
three or four hundred	7
from the governor of	7
it had been a	7
distance up the river	7
should be obliged to	7
o w y e	7
together with all the	7
as it is not	7
in time of war	7
contrary to the true	7
at a time when	7
in from the left	7
west four miles and	7
to go in search	7
thousand six hundred eighty	7
in the region of	7
to the north sea	7
chiefs of the six	7
small river flowed in	7
of the barren grounds	7
the leaders of the	7
the claim of the	7
of which they were	7
more than a few	7
discovery of a north	7
these presents shall come	7
with a piece of	7
the western side of	7
r a m e	7
from the head of	7
of the council of	7
and the canoe was	7
for some time past	7
was known as the	7
the shelter of the	7
of the setting sun	7
according to the laws	7
thousand eight hundred and	7
the following year the	7
were obliged to land	7
mouth of the red	7
of the boundary line	7
of governor or deputy	7
the direction in which	7
a man of great	7
provincial council and assembly	7
who was in charge	7
on the subject of	7
the subjects of any	7
the mayor and recorder	7
it appeared to me	7
by the company to	7
was not more than	7
to be taken by	7
to the country of	7
the next day the	7
as they shall think	7
that is the way	7
and all the while	7
on the pacific slope	7
of red river settlement	7
and company for the	7
and customs of the	7
out of the tent	7
the weather was now	7
the same number of	7
the object of the	7
there is only one	7
n o w y	7
south by east half	7
of the company on	7
highness the duke of	7
to the governor and	7
governor and company for	7
the largest of the	7
the course of their	7
to the trade of	7
upper end of the	7
limits and places aforesaid	7
out of the river	7
a belt of wampum	7
the chain of friendship	7
of the red men	7
by the fact that	7
not more than a	7
p e n n	7
the crew of the	7
to do the same	7
a small piece of	7
the coureurs de bois	7
which we did not	7
get out of the	7
the fox and wisconsin	7
for which he had	7
of the river of	7
the year of the	7
of the fort and	7
of the wintering partners	7
part of the night	7
and that was the	7
by east three quarters	7
on the top of	7
to the depth of	7
about a mile and	7
the skins of the	7
appeared to be in	7
as they had been	7
of which we have	7
one of the branches	7
takes its name from	7
execute the office of	7
at three in the	7
miles and a quarter	7
to speak to them	7
or places of trade	7
the english on hudson	7
it was by no	7
state of the river	7
they were going to	7
some of the people	7
called by the french	7
it would not be	7
saw that it was	7
at three this morning	7
the end of his	7
by west half a	7
a branch of the	7
twentieth day of the	7
the point where the	7
it appeared to be	7
south by east one	7
of the state of	7
strength of the current	7
and that he was	7
he had heard of	7
one or other of	7
the condition of the	7
the back of the	7
and in case of	7
on the assiniboine river	7
western side of the	7
in charge of fort	7
to be determined by	7
for two or three	7
to the rear of	7
placed in charge of	7
a m p e	7
to the conclusion that	7
he was a man	7
which we had left	7
one hundred and sixty	7
the weather was fine	7
on the third day	7
in the far west	7
and in the evening	7
the bosom of the	7
the governor and the	7
is found to be	7
and last day of	7
it may be said	7
into the south sea	7
one of the said	7
that the french had	7
a short distance from	7
residue of the said	7
to penetrate to the	7
where there is a	7
mouth of the souris	7
to the eastward of	7
them and their successors	7
corporal oath before the	7
in the previous year	7
in the execution of	7
encouragement of the indian	7
between it and the	7
on the return of	7
along the edge of	7
as early as the	7
six hundred eighty and	7
and the indian territories	7
one of the chiefs	7
but this was not	7
which we had passed	7
and that it was	7
at the extremity of	7
trade of the north	7
is the same as	7
was placed in charge	7
the opposition of the	7
the conduct of the	7
the place where i	7
it might have been	7
with me to the	7
the property of the	7
of the church of	7
about half an hour	7
south a quarter of	7
of which there are	7
whom these presents shall	7
two years after the	7
by west six miles	7
to be held in	7
that they would be	7
and pitched our tents	7
the people who had	7
on the pacific ocean	7
in from the north	7
the fort on the	7
a distance from the	7
whom we had not	7
in the morning the	7
the time being or	7
a small river flowed	7
the month of may	7
the wreck of the	7
with the help of	7
the territories of the	7
on the present occasion	7
for a number of	7
with the appearance of	7
goods to the french	7
and territories thereunto belonging	7
last day of november	7
and in the following	7
west passage by land	7
up his mind to	7
the hostility of the	7
h a t no	7
the erection of a	7
the east of the	7
the western extremity of	7
the line of demarcation	7
but they could not	7
and the lake of	7
of the american continent	7
by south two miles	7
in about an hour	7
appointed for that purpose	7
by the subjects of	7
two or three hundred	7
one of the party	7
great britain and the	7
as far as we	7
at a quarter past	7
i a m p	7
of the great lakes	7
the end of it	7
and it was with	7
proved to be a	7
to have been in	7
does not seem to	7
of the sea coast	7
about half a mile	7
the trail of the	7
a few years after	7
one of the first	7
one sixth of a	7
the lower end of	7
shores of lake superior	7
of the new england	7
it is impossible to	7
place where we had	7
in all parts of	7
the majority of the	7
radisson and groseilliers had	7
the prosperity of the	7
and the greater part	7
it was evident that	7
notwithstanding anything contained in	7
by and with the	7
his royal highness the	7
the west end of	7
on the north shore	7
crossed over to the	7
whom we had seen	7
the company did not	7
of the company had	7
a day or two	7
one third of the	7
in such form as	7
have been in the	7
other parts of the	7
f r a m	7
his way back to	7
had been accustomed to	7
ridge of high land	7
on the crest of	7
the names of the	7
d w h e	6
within a short distance	6
they were of a	6
of the merchant of	6
to the true intent	6
to have been a	6
a bit of statuary	6
of the same material	6
not so much as	6
from the atlantic to	6
one of the largest	6
shores of the arctic	6
in the heart of	6
full view of the	6
i was in the	6
said governor or his	6
the early years of	6
the rocky mountain trappers	6
in the wigwam of	6
is to be noted	6
the river where the	6
them present at any	6
mayor and commonalty of	6
in search of game	6
that any of the	6
made his way to	6
north shore of the	6
the depth of the	6
a few days before	6
in the fur countries	6
it was decided that	6
the occupants of the	6
their wives and children	6
an account of their	6
the province of maryland	6
the lac du bois	6
as long as they	6
the said city for	6
be a committee of	6
to time to be	6
the southern parts of	6
that they and their	6
as much as they	6
on the surface of	6
where the said company	6
the west coast of	6
the tripe de roche	6
for the purposes of	6
as a means of	6
more than two miles	6
to the amount of	6
the tenth day of	6
the way for the	6
the office of committee	6
the edge of a	6
to those of the	6
would be impossible for	6
to the time of	6
that in case of	6
the advent of the	6
may be supposed to	6
trade with the natives	6
and the next moment	6
whereof the governor of	6
the fort of the	6
the hudson bay company	6
it is easy to	6
no sooner had the	6
a n d w	6
along the north shore	6
lies before the writer	6
of the white man	6
far as we could	6
the skirmish of seven	6
the north and west	6
that he might have	6
the second day of	6
the health of the	6
voyage up the river	6
the selling of indian	6
if it had not	6
there is also a	6
to which they were	6
it was with great	6
that he was a	6
the neighbourhood of the	6
the duke of albemarle	6
of the great king	6
the third day after	6
whom we had already	6
two in the morning	6
are fortunate in having	6
for the preservation of	6
to which he had	6
the orders of the	6
to the utmost to	6
necessary for us to	6
of our more especial	6
south a mile and	6
what do you mean	6
engaged in the fur	6
the margin of the	6
country of the beaver	6
part of them which	6
the sea of the	6
by water or land	6
the action of the	6
would be difficult to	6
in the wake of	6
had every reason to	6
the branch of a	6
the aid of a	6
south two miles and	6
we thank you for	6
under the great seal	6
for a considerable time	6
it would be difficult	6
the weather had been	6
of the company of	6
came out of the	6
that the government of	6
as far as they	6
will never be known	6
as governor of the	6
a short distance of	6
came to the foot	6
red river of the	6
early part of the	6
the upper waters of	6
a n d f	6
of the french at	6
got out of the	6
being then and there	6
of the leader of	6
any of the countries	6
the lives of the	6
the result of this	6
the first of these	6
and the other at	6
i am glad to	6
of sir george simpson	6
what do you think	6
to the opposite side	6
at any time within	6
for many years the	6
was now become so	6
in different parts of	6
trade on the pacific	6
the fur trade and	6
to the scene of	6
journey round the world	6
and he did not	6
a part of our	6
it was their custom	6
across the rocky mountains	6
over the surface of	6
the rocky mountains and	6
to be the same	6
the english and french	6
shall make a quorum	6
and whereas the said	6
hundred miles from the	6
had come from the	6
out of the country	6
did not hesitate to	6
of the young indians	6
of the fact that	6
current was very strong	6
to keep out the	6
more than a hundred	6
have the power of	6
were covered with snow	6
since the time of	6
and they did not	6
of the reign of	6
of any other christian	6
the rocky mountains to	6
the mouth of a	6
was not long before	6
it may not be	6
the loss of his	6
that he had seen	6
year one thousand eight	6
took place in the	6
the eastern side of	6
at one of the	6
members of the company	6
with the consent of	6
the exception of a	6
about a mile from	6
at this time was	6
and for the better	6
his place in the	6
to believe that the	6
we are fortunate in	6
foot of the fall	6
the provincial council and	6
britain and the united	6
it was not a	6
the sides of the	6
it has been stated	6
in about half an	6
in the meantime the	6
east one sixth of	6
the road between us	6
of the death of	6
eight in the morning	6
selling of indian goods	6
up to the time	6
whole length of the	6
the daughter of a	6
that he was in	6
would be able to	6
we were in a	6
to follow their example	6
after the departure of	6
the assistance of the	6
in a few years	6
this was to be	6
retaken by the english	6
the indians in the	6
and there is no	6
reason to believe that	6
the ground was covered	6
on the labrador coast	6
the end of october	6
one of the clerks	6
an officer of the	6
belonging to the said	6
to take charge of	6
virtue of these presents	6
to come down to	6
the most christian king	6
the governor of pensylvania	6
a few of the	6
it was not without	6
with which they were	6
influence of the indian	6
the people of this	6
gave the name of	6
the english and the	6
e n t the	6
with all my heart	6
hundred and twenty paces	6
from the spot where	6
to be the first	6
is the time when	6
great distance from the	6
for the due execution	6
taking possession of the	6
to the great king	6
in the management of	6
that there would be	6
of the english were	6
one in the afternoon	6
i could not see	6
the face of a	6
with the air of	6
large number of the	6
and a half in	6
there was no time	6
and i began to	6
and a pair of	6
where we found a	6
atlantic to the pacific	6
other christian prince or	6
of the said country	6
in this he was	6
to the interest of	6
at the place where	6
the st of june	6
a matter of fact	6
the extension of the	6
our more especial grace	6
from the number of	6
east one twelfth of	6
between the two companies	6
and commonalty of the	6
to the white man	6
waters of the missouri	6
fourth of a mile	6
of the arctic regions	6
feet above the level	6
in the hope that	6
it does not appear	6
he would have been	6
as well as we	6
for prohibiting the selling	6
made of the bark	6
the manners and customs	6
who had come to	6
that he should not	6
the top of his	6
confines of the seas	6
in the woods and	6
in pursuit of them	6
during the winter of	6
a n d to	6
of the winnipeg river	6
did not venture to	6
miles up the river	6
to all to whom	6
to red river in	6
and warriors of the	6
the next morning he	6
the rest of our	6
to the gulf of	6
will and grant by	6
not more than three	6
thousand six hundred and	6
which they had been	6
other end of the	6
us that they had	6
we were very much	6
by way of lake	6
with the fur trade	6
being so elected and	6
with the people of	6
the means by which	6
entered the service of	6
and capable in law	6
with a number of	6
set fire to the	6
the lower part of	6
then there was a	6
the sovereignty of the	6
a war with the	6
the force of the	6
whom i have already	6
the place where he	6
to our brother onas	6
was in a state	6
not being able to	6
of the natives whom	6
on the river columbia	6
which i have described	6
one fourth of a	6
informed us that they	6
in the affairs of	6
the next morning the	6
early in the century	6
within the limits aforesaid	6
it is probable that	6
the indians had been	6
under the direction of	6
like those of the	6
a place where the	6
at the west end	6
at the pleasure of	6
the amount of the	6
within one year after	6
at that time the	6
of the souris river	6
there is a great	6
it may be supposed	6
subjects of any other	6
which appeared to be	6
being to be one	6
had been on the	6
from the fact that	6
arising out of the	6
a mile and an	6
the same kind of	6
some of them are	6
with the hope of	6
they were on their	6
at half past six	6
lower end of the	6
the bank of a	6
the ice in the	6
you know very well	6
weather was clear and	6
a short time the	6
to the fur trade	6
one quarter of a	6
up one of the	6
he was able to	6
of three or four	6
during the greater part	6
the little white sticks	6
within the entrance of	6
as well as from	6
arrival of the ship	6
over which the canoe	6
some account of the	6
past six in the	6
inhabitants of the country	6
was the state of	6
at this time a	6
in a low voice	6
short distance from the	6
lower part of the	6
back from the river	6
the remaining part of	6
taken possession of the	6
it is not the	6
that this was the	6
at the opening of	6
in due time the	6
and it was the	6
hamilton and father holland	6
on one side of	6
he had not been	6
not less than two	6
proceeded on our voyage	6
be appointed for that	6
a justice of the	6
spring of the year	6
of the country to	6
face to face with	6
came to the end	6
the attitude of the	6
and for prohibiting the	6
thousand seven hundred and	6
the early days of	6
true intent and meaning	6
of the slave lake	6
the company to be	6
the post of the	6
a level with the	6
by the canadian government	6
during the whole of	6
of sir alexander mackenzie	6
with a look of	6
it was as if	6
the said provincial council	6
effort was made to	6
is found in the	6
on account of its	6
of seven of the	6
out of each county	6
history of the company	6
the pleasure of the	6
navigation of the river	6
and returned to the	6
came back to the	6
which were covered with	6
on the death of	6
took part in the	6
in the morning of	6
course of a few	6
at the upper end	6
further we will and	6
case of a war	6
the rest of his	6
the record of the	6
the water had risen	6
four hundred and fifty	6
when the water is	6
long as the sun	6
had been sent to	6
when he came to	6
be said to have	6
in from the right	6
he was obliged to	6
there had been a	6
i do not think	6
to say that the	6
to build a fort	6
natives whom we had	6
the weather cleared up	6
of the natives on	6
within the space of	6
the borders of the	6
back to fort douglas	6
of the deed poll	6
from the top of	6
a few hundred yards	6
a state of preparation	6
and in the same	6
a point of land	6
on his return to	6
in order to give	6
in a loud voice	6
west by north half	6
all and singular other	6
the approach of the	6
the south end of	6
on the evening of	6
the authority of the	6
one of the traders	6
the nations of indians	6
on the island of	6
a short time after	6
the river at this	6
degree of west longitude	6
west of the mississippi	6
the spot where they	6
from the red river	6
of the honourable adventurers	6
west by west six	6
were in possession of	6
fox and wisconsin route	6
more of the committee	6
at half past two	6
the accounts of the	6
were at this time	6
a share of the	6
and that they had	6
the same as that	6
in the very heart	6
council of the said	6
of the st degree	6
to the termination of	6
being or his deputy	6
with all the lands	6
will be found in	6
the ice of the	6
i did not think	6
was the son of	6