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2009
Simmons, D. (2009).  Keepers of the record : the history of the Hudson's Bay Company Archives. 1-360. Abstract
2007
Nault, J. (2007).  Hudson's Bay Company. 1-32. Abstract
2006
Traill, W. E., & Munro D. K. (2006).  Fur trade letters of Willie Traill 1864 - 1893. Abstract
2002
Chambers, B. (2002).  Venturing forth.: Season three. Episode 9, The fur trade dying tradition or modern revival. Abstract
1999
of James Carnegie Southesk, E. (1999).  Saskatchewan and the Rocky Mountains: A Diary and narrative of travel, sport, and adventure, during a journey through the Hudson's Bay Company Territories in 1859 and 1860. 1-507.
1998
MacGregor, J. G. (1998).  Peter Fidler: Canada's forgotten surveyor 1769-1822. Abstract
[Anonymous] (1998).  Traditional resources use in Fort McKay and neighbouring communities archival sampling program. Abstract
1997
McClung, J. W. (1997).  Law west of the Bay. 1-251.
1993
Cowie, I. (1993).  The company of adventurers : a narrative of seven years in the service of the Hudson's Bay Company during 1867-1874 on the great buffalo plains .... 1-515.
1992
Duquemin, C. K. (1992).  The fur trade in Rupert's Land : opening up the Canadian Northwest. 1-96. Abstract
1991
Ruggles, R. I. (1991).  A country so interesting : the Hudson's Bay Company and two centuries of mapping, 1670-1870. 1-300. Abstract
Ruggles, R. I. (1991).  TESTTESTTEST. 1-300. Abstract
Ruggles, R. I. (1991).  TESTTESTTEST. 1-300. Abstract
1990
Ray, A. J., & Freeman D. B. (1990).  "Give us good measure" : an economic analysis of relations between the Indians and the Hudson's Bay Company before 1763. 1-298.
1989
Newman, P. C. (1989).  Empire of the bay : an illustrated history of the Hudson's Bay Company. 1-223. Abstract
Keighley, S. A. (1989).  Trader, tripper, trapper: the life of a Bay man. 1-219. Abstract
1987
Pyszczyk, H. W., Smith M. M., & Gullason L. (1987).  Archaeological investigations at the 1877-1918 Hudson's Bay Company Fort Dunvega : Permit 85-50. (Archaeological Survey of Alberta, Alberta Culture and Multiculturalism, Ed.). 1-101.
Newman, P. C. (1987).  Caesars of the Wilderness: Company of Adventurers, volume II. 1-450.
Parker, J. M. P. (1987).  Emporium of the north: Fort Chipewyan and the fur trade to 1835. Abstract
1986
Buck, R. M. (1986).  Mail-carrying by Western Trails : from 1774, when the Hudson's Bay Company established Cumberland House, and 1798 when the North-West Company inaugurated its Winter Express from Athabasca to 1891, when the railway reached Edmonton.
1984
Ruggles, R. I. (1984).  Mapping the Interior Plains of Rupert's Land by the Hudson's Bay Company to 1870. 4(3), 152-165.
1983
Karklins, K., Allen R. S., & Fidler P. (1983).  Nottingham House: the Hudson's Bay Company in Athabasca, 1802-1806. 1-347.
1982
Krause, E. (1982).  The fisheries of the Hudson's Bay Company at Fort Chipewyan, 1791-1871. Cape Spear Lighthouse, Cape Spear National Historic Park. 1-53.
1981
Smith, J. G. E. (1981).  Chipewyan, Cree and Inuit relations west of Hudson Bay, 1714-1955. Abstract
1980
Kelsey, H. (1980).  A dictionary of the Hudson's-Bay Indian language..

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