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trigram	frequency
one of the	493
of the company	463
of the north	282
part of the	281
on the th	214
of the river	211
of the said	191
the th of	190
side of the	190
of the country	186
the red river	179
a number of	176
out of the	175
as well as	172
the mouth of	165
governor and company	151
the said governor	149
the said company	149
of the french	148
that it was	145
of the fur	141
the end of	140
mouth of the	135
to the company	131
the united states	128
some of the	127
said governor and	119
to the north	119
and in the	118
the name of	118
governor of the	118
the fur trade	117
of the fort	116
of the indians	116
the rocky mountains	116
of the great	115
as to the	114
of the bay	113
for the purpose	113
it was the	112
that he had	112
in charge of	111
the hudson bay	110
to have been	106
by the company	106
of the most	105
the purpose of	101
in the same	99
it was a	99
many of the	99
who had been	97
that i had	96
at the same	96
on the other	95
to be the	94
to make a	94
account of the	93
at the time	92
in the country	92
the same time	91
as soon as	91
of the lake	91
of the english	91
end of the	89
the shores of	88
in order to	88
of the red	88
was to be	86
it was not	86
in the north	85
the time of	85
by way of	85
that he was	84
by the french	84
of the governor	84
with the indians	84
two or three	83
on account of	83
and it was	82
in the spring	82
seems to have	81
that of the	80
there was a	80
arrived at the	80
at the mouth	80
in the morning	79
for the time	79
the head of	79
that they had	79
as far as	79
and the other	78
red river settlement	77
lake of the	77
the greater part	77
the banks of	77
in the year	76
a few days	76
and on the	75
greater part of	75
up to the	74
came to the	74
it is a	74
the course of	74
we have seen	73
in the service	73
a couple of	72
the governor and	72
parts of the	72
at red river	72
the number of	72
in the following	72
would have been	71
of red river	71
the governor of	71
of the same	71
of one of	71
a few years	70
of the two	70
and that the	70
the rest of	70
was in the	70
the lake of	70
of the men	70
of all the	69
the time being	69
at this time	69
members of the	69
the service of	69
there was no	68
that they were	68
the company in	67
charge of the	67
hudson bay company	67
in the bay	66
in a few	66
in the evening	66
one of his	66
heirs and successors	66
there is a	66
the hands of	66
to the fort	66
of hudson bay	66
down to the	65
from time to	65
time to time	65
our heirs and	64
not to be	64
it is not	64
the company had	64
we arrived at	63
that the company	63
the treaty of	63
prince of wales	63
the part of	63
the place where	62
to make the	62
a man of	62
the arrival of	62
of the new	62
and of the	61
as it was	61
to the governor	61
he had been	61
to hudson bay	61
the other side	60
it may be	60
the bottom of	60
one of them	60
a party of	60
name of the	59
of the indian	59
on the pacific	59
the use of	59
the beginning of	59
of lake superior	59
there is no	59
those of the	59
the company was	59
possession of the	58
radisson and groseilliers	58
any of the	58
banks of the	58
in the course	58
was one of	58
at that time	57
of the woods	57
which had been	57
we came to	57
and their successors	57
on the part	57
to be a	57
by no means	56
the middle of	56
the fact that	56
of the old	56
a short time	56
belonging to the	55
that i was	55
in the interior	55
part of them	55
the company to	54
at fort william	54
service of the	54
and it is	53
one of these	53
the month of	53
the following year	52
of the rocky	52
between the two	52
for some time	52
the value of	52
most of the	52
one or two	51
on the bay	51
i could not	51
this was the	51
as we have	51
is to be	51
of the party	50
head of the	50
men of the	50
to the french	50
and for the	50
at the head	50
of the natives	50
come to the	50
of the canadian	49
time of the	49
rest of the	49
were to be	49
it will be	49
the side of	48
of the expedition	48
on the ground	48
to the indians	48
so that the	48
of the day	48
committee of the	48
trade of the	48
here and there	48
on the coast	48
shall and may	47
of the colony	47
the whole of	47
which he had	47
on the north	47
in one of	47
in the woods	47
he was a	47
bottom of the	47
the pacific coast	47
according to the	47
at the post	46
and a half	46
a state of	46
hundred and fifty	46
member of the	46
sir george simpson	46
of the first	46
the history of	46
an account of	46
could not be	45
and a few	45
went to the	45
the first time	45
it has been	45
of the hudson	45
to be found	45
it would be	45
of the district	45
known as the	45
by these presents	45
the death of	45
that the french	45
to the english	45
the foot of	45
the trade of	44
for the first	44
at the end	44
in front of	44
of the united	44
the columbia river	44
that it is	44
to the bay	44
on the west	44
the most part	44
trade with the	44
in which the	44
of the committee	44
of the year	44
back to the	43
late in the	43
by the indians	43
the indians of	43
on the south	43
on hudson bay	43
came to a	43
for a time	43
the duke of	42
to be made	42
to the south	42
were in the	42
in search of	42
the next day	42
of the water	42
them to the	42
so as to	42
in the month	42
early in the	42
for the said	42
one hundred and	42
that we had	41
company for the	41
but it was	41
to go to	41
the charge of	41
and in a	41
two of the	41
of the whole	41
a quarter of	41
of a small	41
far as the	41
history of the	40
close to the	40
chief of the	40
in which he	40
in the early	40
on the east	40
to red river	40
that i should	40
to return to	40
made by the	40
on the banks	40
to see the	40
as much as	40
to the great	40
in the autumn	40
that he would	40
the lords of	39
at the fort	39
in the company	39
in the water	39
in the middle	39
shores of the	39
for the company	39
in the fur	39
it had been	39
to the west	39
one of our	39
for the night	39
of the beaver	39
the pacific ocean	39
it is true	39
the place of	38
i told him	38
the top of	38
of the present	38
the appearance of	38
on the following	38
of the trade	38
to the other	38
a band of	38
on the shores	38
that they should	38
for the most	38
of the coast	38
one of their	38
up the river	38
the indians were	38
and that he	38
in spite of	38
in a very	37
together with the	37
of the columbia	37
of the treaty	37
owing to the	37
of the world	37
to meet the	37
years after the	37
that there was	37
among the indians	37
by means of	37
to be seen	37
in this way	37
a few minutes	37
a short distance	37
the cause of	37
the chief of	37
the british government	37
of the voyage	37
in the fort	37
in such a	36
the mackenzie river	36
must have been	36
arrival of the	36
the spring of	36
the presence of	36
governor or deputy	36
of the interior	36
soon as the	36
found in the	36
three or four	36
it is the	36
that i would	36
him to the	36
it was in	36
for many years	36
the point of	36
which they had	35
of the other	35
the direction of	35
to the post	35
hands of the	35
by reason of	35
of the settlers	35
with the natives	35
or his deputy	35
it is said	35
that we should	35
to come to	35
a piece of	35
in the snow	35
the fur traders	35
returned to the	35
to the end	35
of north america	35
the remainder of	35
in a state	35
of the best	35
the interior of	35
to york factory	35
but it is	35
of new france	35
at york factory	34
servants of the	34
with all the	34
other side of	34
company of adventurers	34
years in the	34
at norway house	34
or the greater	34
and company of	34
the far north	34
portion of the	34
some of them	34
to the pacific	34
of the saskatchewan	34
and to the	34
of the post	34
of the winter	34
to the interior	34
of the savages	33
the edge of	33
to prevent the	33
as it is	33
them in the	33
the company of	33
company and the	33
to the king	33
now and then	33
and after a	33
lords of the	33
the committee of	33
a company of	33
had not been	33
so far as	33
on the spot	33
the earl of	33
to be in	33
unto the said	33
of the northern	33
officers of the	33
to reach the	33
the x y	33
the company were	33
way to the	33
the people of	33
be found in	33
the company and	33
the other hand	33
the fort was	33
a kind of	33
a pair of	33
of the mississippi	33
the peace river	33
on their way	32
on the ice	32
a distance of	32
the great river	32
a matter of	32
the midst of	32
and may be	32
of a few	32
of the pacific	32
from the north	32
one of my	32
of the west	32
seem to have	32
and at the	32
use of the	32
by the way	32
the entrance of	32
he was not	32
up in the	32
bay company and	32
in the vicinity	32
the river to	32
that he should	32
the state of	32
the centre of	32
in case of	32
we shall see	31
the discovery of	31
the interests of	31
of the sea	31
was in charge	31
many of them	31
we could not	31
the result of	31
the south side	31
of the continent	31
taken by the	31
but in the	31
was at the	31
arrived at fort	31
of the settlement	31
character of the	31
in the first	31
led to the	31
of his own	31
at the bottom	31
and from the	31
the boundary line	31
in the afternoon	31
on board the	31
and one of	31
as they are	31
on the contrary	31
of the territory	31
had been in	31
of the season	31
for a few	31
th of june	31
in this manner	31
a part of	31
of their own	31
in a short	31
was made to	31
number of the	31
in the indian	31
by the english	31
the city of	31
so that we	31
more than a	30
in the new	30
the office of	30
may be lawful	30
that they would	30
this is the	30
front of the	30
the affairs of	30
waters of the	30
the governor or	30
by the north	30
it shall and	30
the best of	30
the close of	30
that i could	30
in the neighbourhood	30
in the midst	30
was not a	30
in a small	30
bay company to	30
as a rule	30
said to be	30
that in the	30
view of the	30
at the foot	30
it was only	30
him in the	30
the means of	30
and by these	30
nation of the	30
we had a	30
i have seen	30
the new england	30
as they were	30
the lakes and	30
of the st	30
to have a	30
the union of	30
in the hands	30
north of the	29
told me that	29
at the forks	29
to the coast	29
that they weare	29
in the direction	29
of the island	29
the post of	29
of the way	29
quarter of a	29
knowledge of the	29
adventurers of england	29
of the th	29
with the company	29
well as the	29
indians of the	29
the possession of	29
in the world	29
which he was	29
the line of	29
as he was	29
the west side	29
union of the	29
the height of	29
and he was	29
of wales fort	29
of my men	29
course of the	29
and that they	29
we reached the	29
it must be	29
in the meantime	29
been in the	29
in the way	29
sir alexander mackenzie	29
to the said	29
to the indian	29
to the lake	29
in regard to	28
branch of the	28
a great deal	28
it is to	28
and that it	28
in the river	28
was in a	28
of the house	28
country of the	28
in favour of	28
during the winter	28
the next year	28
the names of	28
there is nothing	28
shores of hudson	28
that i have	28
as for the	28
was sent to	28
journey to the	28
half an hour	28
on the red	28
the prince rupert	28
and when the	28
trade in the	28
be allowed to	28
i do not	28
a good deal	28
the shore of	28
which was the	28
the men were	28
the white men	28
down the river	28
and the indians	28
of the mountains	28
of the board	28
because of the	28
so that it	28
be able to	28
west side of	28
the company for	28
in connection with	28
of the plains	28
of the canoe	28
from the fort	27
the scene of	27
discovery of the	27
the bay and	27
a period of	27
the command of	27
of the traders	27
on the way	27
made to the	27
company in the	27
edge of the	27
at fort garry	27
the size of	27
of the people	27
a great many	27
to all the	27
of the century	27
on either side	27
bay company was	27
place in the	27
in the far	27
on the river	27
of which he	27
the form of	27
out to the	27
of adventurers of	27
to say that	27
may be said	27
the necessity of	27
the nation of	27
of the forest	27
the position of	27
the same year	27
of such a	27
a sort of	27
to find the	27
the canadian government	27
made in the	27
for a moment	27
a member of	27
of his men	27
of new york	27
to be taken	26
middle of the	26
idea of the	26
the influence of	26
in red river	26
in honour of	26
on the st	26
that the governor	26
of the british	26
of the place	26
to have the	26
the country to	26
the wild men	26
during the summer	26
sent to the	26
away from the	26
on lake superior	26
for the next	26
in a great	26
that we could	26
the north of	26
account of his	26
from the french	26
that there is	26
of the colonists	26
description of the	26
i was in	26
to the ground	26
of the king	26
west of the	26
i had been	26
said to have	26
of a large	26
of the partners	26
at this point	26
he did not	26
earl of selkirk	26
great slave lake	26
life of the	25
which is the	25
a young man	25
said company for	25
in the next	25
reason of the	25
the two companies	25
x y company	25
and that i	25
are to be	25
the day of	25
the indians to	25
and his party	25
the new company	25
all over the	25
of the charter	25
sight of the	25
the honourable adventurers	25
and all the	25
of the ice	25
bay company had	25
was the first	25
to the river	25
a portion of	25
the way of	25
the work of	25
more of the	25
distance from the	25
land and the	25
his way to	25
in sight of	25
of british columbia	25
of great britain	25
duke of york	25
to be one	25
south side of	25
is one of	25
in company with	25
on the shore	25
that we weare	25
the loss of	25
the south sea	25
that is to	25
of the establishment	25
in the most	25
of which they	25
be lawful to	25
the new world	25
the power of	25
we had not	25
to take a	25
of the lakes	25
the coast of	25
with the exception	25
and the north	25
th of august	25
might have been	25
in the wilderness	25
the french were	25
and by the	25
of one hundred	25
to the number	25
were obliged to	25
that had been	24
of lake winnipeg	24
was obliged to	24
portage la loche	24
for the winter	24
with the french	24
for want of	24
and the company	24
to be done	24
of the chief	24
they had been	24
of the white	24
two hundred and	24
a series of	24
value of the	24
of the night	24
in which they	24
out to sea	24
it was to	24
of the fire	24
they had not	24
in which i	24
the young men	24
as in the	24
of the adventurers	24
they could not	24
in the winter	24
that the said	24
to and for	24
that they are	24
the following day	24
and with the	24
set out for	24
a long time	24
on red river	24
for the same	24
the heart of	24
their way to	24
and the french	24
on behalf of	24
the exception of	24
as long as	24
they did not	24
to explore the	24
great deal of	24
behalf of the	24
to the place	24
i had a	24
the king of	24
he was in	24
in hudson bay	24
source of the	24
by the governor	24
the spirit of	24
in the lake	24
the case of	24
the company at	24
by the said	24
the return of	24
of those who	24
which made us	24
remainder of the	23
was on the	23
the roman catholic	23
the country and	23
this was a	23
if he had	23
the life of	23
four or five	23
as he had	23
that the indians	23
from the interior	23
he could not	23
where he was	23
it would have	23
to give them	23
we had to	23
the house of	23
in the northern	23
in the case	23
of york factory	23
that we were	23
on the same	23
they would have	23
the indian country	23
news of the	23
governor for the	23
for the north	23
in the summer	23
to which the	23
in the place	23
from york factory	23
the following morning	23
over to the	23
to one of	23
he had a	23
bay company in	23
the site of	23
that it would	23
the indians in	23
to the british	23
top of the	23
interests of the	23
the fort of	23
i was not	23
was a great	23
river to the	23
as i had	23
at one time	23
with the english	23
on one occasion	23
i had not	23
the neighbourhood of	23
been able to	23
the character of	23
appearance of the	23
the white man	22
return to the	22
of a new	22
regard to the	22
the old company	22
on his return	22
there was not	22
as if they	22
there was nothing	22
of the prince	22
the great company	22
which i had	22
in the old	22
told him that	22
it was impossible	22
on the d	22
the limits of	22
from the indians	22
the approach of	22
in the fall	22
it to be	22
from the time	22
miles from the	22
against the company	22
the last of	22
as we shall	22
post of the	22
lawful to and	22
part in the	22
we found the	22
the sum of	22
his royal highness	22
the weather was	22
to take the	22
by one of	22
i had the	22
the habit of	22
red river and	22
from the bay	22
he had not	22
the country of	22
to trade with	22
the fort and	22
into the water	22
is to say	22
of some of	22
bank of the	22
entrance of the	22
of the boat	22
to norway house	22
with a few	22
to believe that	22
and with a	22
and i was	22
men in the	22
in the centre	22
in the ice	22
given to the	22
on the whole	22
was a man	21
at any time	21
the french in	21
on his way	21
the first of	21
with regard to	21
at port nelson	21
appear to have	21
the object of	21
him and his	21
man in the	21
to fort william	21
of the buffalo	21
most of them	21
th of july	21
have been the	21
the success of	21
to the arctic	21
to carry out	21
that they might	21
the french had	21
the officers of	21
but he was	21
proved to be	21
surface of the	21
but they were	21
in the matter	21
years of age	21
the arctic sea	21
out for the	21
at the top	21
when he was	21
down on the	21
foot of the	21
and some of	21
they had a	21
for more than	21
on the right	21
i went to	21
and the rest	21
posts of the	21
of a north	21
direction of the	21
meeting of the	21
of a great	21
was about to	21
trading with the	21
the river of	21
during the night	21
from the company	21
england trading into	21
in the night	21
which it was	21
of the earth	21
of the western	21
the members of	21
had been a	21
th of may	21
treaty of utrecht	21
in due time	21
connection with the	21
to the united	21
the french and	21
one of those	21
the indians and	21
which they were	21
it was decided	21
the company that	21
for a period	21
given by the	21
of the american	21
on this occasion	21
the chief factor	21
to the natives	21
in the west	21
the western sea	21
be said to	21
at the beginning	21
the effect of	21
of the arctic	21
they came to	21
the news of	21
to be of	21
had to be	21
of the crew	21
of a mile	20
the prince of	20
during the day	20
from the shore	20
he was to	20
found to be	20
of the province	20
of vancouver island	20
to the sea	20
people of the	20
which was to	20
of his life	20
management of the	20
i did not	20
in consequence of	20
destruction of the	20
the gulf of	20
the source of	20
the establishment of	20
point of the	20
the northwest company	20
on the lake	20
the prospect of	20
to their own	20
on the floor	20
junction of the	20
to the ffrench	20
to each other	20
had come to	20
of which the	20
affairs of the	20
on one side	20
and the same	20
on the columbia	20
to which he	20
had been made	20
of the nation	20
not able to	20
a letter from	20
five or six	20
th of september	20
engaged in the	20
that they have	20
captain of the	20
of england trading	20
of lord selkirk	20
in those days	20
after a short	20
the extension of	20
him by the	20
through the woods	20
and the indian	20
interest in the	20
where we found	20
a chief factor	20
in possession of	20
when they were	20
influence of the	20
it in the	20
so much that	20
the upper end	20
house of commons	20
half of the	20
but there was	20
the produce of	20
with which the	20
of the scene	20
the majority of	20
the condition of	20
we have already	20
to the chief	20
of the journey	20
to make them	20
our will and	20
to fort garry	20
the winter of	20
centre of the	20
whole of the	20
shore of the	20
command of the	20
on which we	20
with the utmost	20
the governor was	20
the canadian pacific	20
it should be	20
of the time	20
i was a	20
hudson bay and	20
the opposite side	20
advantage of the	20
on top of	20
whereof the governor	20
coast of the	20
in a moment	20
that if the	20
french and english	19
for several years	19
into the hands	19
chief factors and	19
the execution of	19
a man who	19
arriving at the	19
to those who	19
river of the	19
some of his	19
a trading post	19
his wife and	19
season of the	19
to pass the	19
as i was	19
which we had	19
that one of	19
was given to	19
of the land	19
at the entrance	19
out of his	19
to the new	19
in order that	19
on their return	19
the next morning	19
in the form	19
the spot where	19
and i had	19
the country was	19
and his men	19
this part of	19
expedition to the	19
under the name	19
which i was	19
the management of	19
will and pleasure	19
officer of the	19
the court of	19
into the interior	19
any part of	19
the intention of	19
the report of	19
passage to the	19
where they were	19
goe to the	19
business of the	19
which we have	19
to carry on	19
the river was	19
the subjects of	19
as many as	19
lakes and rivers	19
they would not	19
from the lake	19
of the wilderness	19
of the honourable	19
it was found	19
made for the	19
of an indian	19
fort in the	19
the government of	19
in that quarter	19
charge of a	19
and arrived at	19
out into the	19
to the charge	19
could not have	19
i had no	19
in the end	19
they were to	19
be made to	19
the advantage of	19
several of the	19
it to the	19
company on the	19
governor and committee	19
there can be	19
the indian tribes	19
into the country	19
to give a	19
he and his	19
beginning of the	19
they went to	19
to the office	19
the act of	19
arrived on the	19
on our way	19
for that purpose	19
of a very	19
i have been	19
only a few	19
the north side	19
in the colony	19
the assiniboine river	19
much of the	19
the amount of	19
the red men	19
in the bush	19
of the royal	19
the company has	19
success of the	19
and to be	19
have been a	19
the sight of	19
contained in the	19
of which i	19
and at last	19
on arriving at	19
within the limits	19
would not be	19
on to the	19
and a large	19
the way to	19
treaty of ryswick	19
i arrived at	19
they were not	19
women and children	19
they are not	19
that there were	18
as may be	18
of port nelson	18
by the time	18
a beaver for	18
office of governor	18
a visit to	18
such was the	18
of a man	18
was compelled to	18
the space of	18
to proceed to	18
i found the	18
this is a	18
so that i	18
year of the	18
the face of	18
of the rivers	18
have been made	18
to the country	18
belonged to the	18
to that of	18
great britain and	18
church of england	18
would not have	18
in the forest	18
the summer of	18
in all the	18
few years ago	18
when it was	18
and his wife	18
of the city	18
to avoid the	18
was not the	18
to establish a	18
river on the	18
by that means	18
at the place	18
aware of the	18
to the water	18
the d of	18
canada and the	18
in the beginning	18
fort of the	18
the lives of	18
the idea of	18
were ready to	18
junior chief trader	18
large number of	18
canadian pacific railway	18
to be given	18
of the tribe	18
the departure of	18
to leave the	18
in the very	18
of any kind	18
to see us	18
an expedition to	18
by the name	18
was not long	18
in the name	18
appointed to the	18
for the interior	18
on the subject	18
as they had	18
and as the	18
with one of	18
to see them	18
in this country	18
in the original	18
have been in	18
a corporal oath	18
them in their	18
going to the	18
leader of the	18
fort on the	18
seemed to be	18
number of men	18
by lord selkirk	18
in the habit	18
company of the	18
in the upper	18
the river and	18
post on the	18
the profits of	18
of the companies	18
took possession of	18
was that the	18
the days of	18
that part of	18
sir james hayes	18
of which was	18
the wintering partners	18
company to be	18
the date of	18
of the vast	18
i should have	18
of the peace	18
is not to	18
the bay of	18
what is now	18
to give the	18
of the iroquoits	18
i have not	18
a supply of	18
the east side	18
by which the	18
a great number	18
through the ice	18
the red man	18
that we have	18
on both sides	18
at all times	18
condition of the	18
by the same	18
was not to	17
i know not	17
the autumn of	17
and there is	17
there were no	17
the north shore	17
in north america	17
manner in which	17
the master of	17
as if he	17
to visit the	17
to which i	17
said that the	17
to the mouth	17
passed the night	17
portage la prairie	17
who had come	17
in command of	17
up and down	17
added to the	17
a large number	17
the st of	17
and out of	17
of the bois	17
they should be	17
of the wild	17
me to the	17
who was in	17
of the long	17
the absence of	17
in the south	17
the transfer of	17
may have been	17
an absence of	17
man of the	17
were of the	17
the same way	17
the far west	17
a small lake	17
at the close	17
of the court	17
the island of	17
to such a	17
the country is	17
of the voyageurs	17
we did not	17
said original charter	17
the circumstance of	17
grant unto the	17
it was necessary	17
from fort garry	17
as if it	17
so long as	17
of which is	17
they had to	17
i would not	17
them from the	17
in the settlement	17
the right of	17
the original charter	17
in the wood	17
the fur country	17
the pacific slope	17
from which the	17
of two mountains	17
to secure the	17
on the island	17
dealing with the	17
some of these	17
them that they	17
the forks of	17
spirit of the	17
the french king	17
the indian territories	17
i came to	17
had reached the	17
more than one	17
we left the	17
if they had	17
in the history	17
connected with the	17
the junction of	17
the manner of	17
the vicinity of	17
of the far	17
th of october	17
at a time	17
the indians who	17
in view of	17
the fort to	17
partners of the	17
along the coast	17
of the principal	17
likely to be	17
no doubt the	17
if we had	17
no sooner had	17
the conduct of	17
on june th	17
and this was	17
more or less	17
of our men	17
in the last	17
was ready to	17
the business of	17
with the other	17
was by no	17
by the canadian	17
it was too	17
person or persons	17
in that country	17
a long and	17
it was now	17
of trade and	17
the expense of	17
more than the	17
go to the	17
by this time	17
of a century	17
the watter side	17
in the great	17
the sale of	17
the deed poll	17
a few yards	17
much the same	17
accompanied by a	17
was impossible to	17
leagues from the	17
out on the	17
from hudson bay	17
from fort william	17
seemed to have	17
where i had	17
the difficulties of	17
the effects of	17
of the hurrons	17
the noise of	17
the son of	17
the company have	17
close of the	17
as to be	17
be in the	17
a few hours	17
state of the	17
in the red	17
gentlemen of the	17
and returned to	17
being come to	17
had not yet	17
should have been	17
the english and	17
the general court	16
the time the	16
and the whole	16
tribes of the	16
to and from	16
posts in the	16
i was to	16
gulf of st	16
cause of the	16
happened to be	16
to keep the	16
this time the	16
which was a	16
lord selkirk was	16
on the opposite	16
in new york	16
in exchange for	16
along with me	16
the nature of	16
of the east	16
to see what	16
hole in the	16
the midle of	16
of fort garry	16
upon the ground	16
to the fur	16
up with the	16
the blood of	16
is found in	16
of the assiniboine	16
at grand portage	16
after an absence	16
the waters of	16
the french court	16
on the assiniboine	16
the captain of	16
that the english	16
court of the	16
two of his	16
him that the	16
had been the	16
the light of	16
up by the	16
a few miles	16
in the canoe	16
the servants of	16
where it was	16
which the company	16
of the enemy	16
to which they	16
he came to	16
captured by the	16
for a long	16
was known as	16
the said original	16
he returned to	16
were able to	16
the gentlemen of	16
share of the	16
river in the	16
of the coppermine	16
lake of two	16
the body of	16
will be remembered	16
the south of	16
after a long	16
known to the	16
of the ship	16
great number of	16
in addition to	16
fort good hope	16
of the snow	16
state of affairs	16
them on the	16
place where we	16
themselves to the	16
in time to	16
acquainted with the	16
next day we	16
and they were	16
way of the	16
which made me	16
by the british	16
him that he	16
to go on	16
not only the	16
in a most	16
out in the	16
story of the	16
bay of the	16
for the use	16
general court of	16
to give him	16
time in the	16
as one of	16
the order of	16
friends of the	16
the age of	16
red river to	16
we do hereby	16
met with a	16
presence of the	16
city of winnipeg	16
the fort in	16
the canoe was	16
it is very	16
after a few	16
red river in	16
the story of	16
the beaver and	16
out from the	16
of the second	16
all the way	16
built a fort	16
we made a	16
fort prince of	16
in this quarter	16
by the natives	16
with a good	16
and i have	16
he was the	16
on the saskatchewan	16
of all that	16
trade on the	16
part of his	16
to the right	16
of the latter	16
line of the	16
so that they	16
band of indians	16
in every direction	16
than that of	16
the church of	16
to the rocky	16
the destruction of	16
interior of the	16
at the first	16
the building of	16
nature of the	16
he told me	16
to the same	16
in the ground	16
the truth of	16
in some cases	15
of any other	15
the opening of	15
and when they	15
the shape of	15
for some years	15
to this day	15
that we are	15
the men of	15
terms of the	15
for hudson bay	15
to have made	15
the policy of	15
policy of the	15
the distance of	15
to have had	15
downe to the	15
in the midle	15
say that the	15
in british columbia	15
on august th	15
the river is	15
heart of the	15
that this was	15
the continent of	15
opposite side of	15
heard of the	15
the present day	15
had been so	15
forts on the	15
in his hand	15
hundreds of miles	15
built on the	15
to enter the	15
that they may	15
was the only	15
the governor for	15
of the portage	15
miles of the	15
the care of	15
branches of the	15
into the river	15
them to be	15
to the bottom	15
as a matter	15
is of a	15
those who have	15
sir john robinson	15
from the governor	15
held by the	15
of the officers	15
the upper country	15
from the first	15
the prince society	15
sent out to	15
and then the	15
is in the	15
to him that	15
to lake superior	15
limits of the	15
for us to	15
place where the	15
to the far	15
for the french	15
the west coast	15
is not a	15
the th day	15
favour of the	15
a considerable distance	15
the natives of	15
the minutes of	15
the privilege of	15
at an early	15
and a small	15
service in the	15
establishment of the	15
case of the	15
that he has	15
the subject of	15
it was well	15
whom he had	15
and his companions	15
the canoe and	15
a few moments	15
the back of	15
as soone as	15
furs to the	15
is said to	15
and there was	15
you must know	15
for it was	15
or deputy governor	15
into the lake	15
groseilliers and radisson	15
on the continent	15
even to the	15
any of them	15
of the camp	15
that we might	15
at last the	15
at sault ste	15
the extent of	15
none of the	15
along the shore	15
the most of	15
he should be	15
to carry the	15
the surface of	15
the new fort	15
on the day	15
those who had	15
part of their	15
to port nelson	15
the question of	15
and that of	15
of which we	15
of the store	15
the english company	15
on july th	15
government of the	15
in a condition	15
all that i	15
of them were	15
the inhabitants of	15
in less than	15
in an instant	15
of the church	15
at any rate	15
in the island	15
intended for the	15
where i found	15
granted to the	15
a passage to	15
no doubt that	15
necessary for the	15
a journey of	15
for all the	15
east side of	15
it from the	15
hundred and twenty	15
for the new	15
the upper part	15
majority of the	15
for the journey	15
a general court	15
the woods and	15
the men had	15
of the northwest	15
all the other	15
of fort william	15
to deal with	15
in the british	15
applied to the	15
and they are	15
open to the	15
to build a	15
in the least	15
the imperial government	15
few of the	15
rights of the	15
would be a	15
with the same	15
form of a	15
the french to	15
was too late	15
to the hudson	15
of the straits	15
the capture of	15
the pleasure of	15
the water was	15
back in the	15
seven or eight	15
was not until	15
and also to	15
if i had	15
that all the	15
to see that	15
to lake winnipeg	15
he would not	15
told them that	15
as fast as	15
the year of	15
can be no	15
the company on	15
winter in the	15
out with a	15
is the most	15
then and there	15
was appointed to	14
this was not	14
to the settlement	14
was a good	14
good deal of	14
reduced to the	14
through which we	14
the ship was	14
compared with the	14
on the left	14
they would be	14
posts on the	14
some of our	14
of the upper	14
the surrounding country	14
out of their	14
north side of	14
the royal society	14
us to the	14
the morning of	14
the plan of	14
discovery of a	14
the first and	14
years of the	14
no less than	14
the company is	14
with the greatest	14
the ice and	14
if it had	14
and so on	14
and pleasure is	14
each of the	14
seems to be	14
but there is	14
to find a	14
fact that the	14
those that weare	14
and if the	14
bay and the	14
the author of	14
east of the	14
the resources of	14
the strength of	14
the aid of	14
and there a	14
seen in the	14
of fort nelson	14
the company should	14
of the posts	14
or more of	14
even in the	14
was that of	14
a body of	14
had taken place	14
progress of the	14
the latter end	14
he had no	14
the benefit of	14
the leader of	14
which it is	14
too late to	14
of the admiralty	14
in the other	14
and during the	14
and made a	14
on the side	14
of the stream	14
the new governor	14
from one of	14
life in the	14
came from the	14
either side of	14
to the northern	14
the indians had	14
the council of	14
in the latter	14
master of the	14
from lake superior	14
as they have	14
under the command	14
the whole country	14
in that year	14
to the factory	14
and his brother	14
the cost of	14
at this period	14
was of a	14
the minds of	14
of the weather	14
the honour of	14
situated at the	14
with an indian	14
it with a	14
they reached the	14
we weare in	14
duke of albemarle	14
honour of the	14
lac la pluie	14
which shall be	14
it is only	14
i was obliged	14
occupied by the	14
island in the	14
course of a	14
to one side	14
by the treaty	14
bay company for	14
effect of the	14
night and day	14
the great lake	14
one end of	14
at this place	14
and then to	14
the governing committee	14
were compelled to	14
was made by	14
covered with a	14
to do with	14
in the extreme	14
appeared to be	14
the progress of	14
of the savage	14
in the said	14
an end to	14
with all their	14
was able to	14
more and more	14
for him to	14
we found a	14
sources of the	14
all kinds of	14
a hudson bay	14
back of the	14
in the trade	14
resources of the	14
of the past	14
set to work	14
may be seen	14
that the country	14
of which are	14
was the last	14
about this time	14
the governor to	14
had in the	14
to follow the	14
of the northmen	14
place of the	14
brought to the	14
was given the	14
of the little	14
about the end	14
in the village	14
day of the	14
to the shores	14
to the east	14
the chief factors	14
in these presents	14
at the point	14
it is an	14
i began to	14
other parts of	14
of the tribes	14
down in the	14
of the former	14
and the great	14
the settlement of	14
order of the	14
the said office	14
the indians for	14
the action of	14
of late years	14
or two of	14
in the east	14
as that of	14
we went to	14
of the sault	14
they were of	14
to admit of	14
and as i	14
latter end of	14
which the indians	14
the labrador coast	14
with a party	14
the passage of	14
in their hands	14
of the young	14
result of the	14
since that time	14
the following spring	14
who have been	14
he had the	14
to be allowed	14
i found myself	14
the season of	14
in the united	14
into the fort	14
in the air	14
about the post	14
came in sight	14
orders and ordinances	14
soon as i	14
the lake and	14
of the climate	14
to the upper	14
was the most	14
it was at	14
to do so	14
with the governor	14
to be at	14
the two frenchmen	14
were on the	14
supply of provisions	13
the day following	13
a great deale	13
th of april	13
them with the	13
with a great	13
to ascend the	13
the coming of	13
the winter in	13
us from the	13
appears to have	13
was decided to	13
not at all	13
the ottawa river	13
it is now	13
company to the	13
from labrador to	13
the company now	13
will be found	13
on which the	13
ought to be	13
on the one	13
four of the	13
at the last	13
they had no	13
being in the	13
from the said	13
the details of	13
but on the	13
one hundred pounds	13
in a boat	13
under date of	13
the rate of	13
of them present	13
the first place	13
came to be	13
conduct of the	13
the remains of	13
of the many	13
that of a	13
the gentleman in	13
and the united	13
the evening we	13
in that place	13
they should not	13
to the shore	13
half a dozen	13
of the greatest	13
the indians are	13
end of a	13
and as we	13
the hayes river	13
in this place	13
they resolved to	13
in the dark	13
on one of	13
me that he	13
taken possession of	13
that wee had	13
when he had	13
few days after	13
that could be	13
the company from	13
with the rest	13
the first to	13
which was in	13
small quantity of	13
as large as	13
more than half	13
to join the	13
as i could	13
with a large	13
was a most	13
whom i had	13
features of the	13
the moment the	13
in a canoe	13
to find that	13
some of their	13
in the distance	13
secretary of state	13
but to the	13
in the bottom	13
he would have	13
in some places	13
at one end	13
of the council	13
a quantity of	13
and covered with	13
the fraser river	13
of the tent	13
about the middle	13
the day before	13
of the soil	13
in the mean	13
trade to the	13
they are very	13
more than two	13
upper end of	13
we went on	13
supposed to be	13
a variety of	13
caused by the	13
of the period	13
of them had	13
where we were	13
face of the	13
from the other	13
with which he	13
half a mile	13
the commencement of	13
of by the	13
to be appointed	13
of the region	13
many of their	13
the authority of	13
night in the	13
manager of the	13
for me to	13
at the lake	13
were forced to	13
most part of	13
a copy of	13
as they could	13
the isle of	13
development of the	13
not less than	13
of the furs	13
and the men	13
the northern department	13
as often as	13
should not be	13
at once to	13
spite of the	13
of his companions	13
a term of	13
was determined to	13
in the day	13
to the very	13
in upper canada	13
governor or his	13
the english on	13
a few weeks	13
to the present	13
search of the	13
with a small	13
limits and places	13
he had taken	13
for the last	13
be of the	13
with the north	13
me of the	13
presented to the	13
the other to	13
chevalier de troyes	13
of a long	13
to be sent	13
was to have	13
that it shall	13
through the water	13
it on the	13
not in the	13
a french canadian	13
of a good	13
carried on by	13
they made a	13
of the h	13
out by the	13
but they had	13
with the view	13
red river colony	13
of the good	13
had not the	13
as the french	13
such as the	13
to go and	13
take a corporal	13
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