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2011
Gleason, M. L., Perry A., Myers T., Strong-Boag V. J., & Fellman A. C. (2011).  Rethinking Canada: The promise of women's history. 1-460.
2009
Mole, R. (2009).  Rebel women of the gold rush : extraordinary achievements and daring adventures. 1-142. Abstract
2008
[Anonymous] (2008).  One step over the line : toward a history of women in the North American Wests. 1-446. Abstract
2005
Carter, S. (2005).  Unsettled pasts: Reconceiving the west through women's history. 1-420.
2004
Rude, D., & Deiter C. (2004).  From the fur trade to free trade : Forestry and First Nations women in Canada.
2003
Duncan, J. (2003).  Frontier spirit : the brave women of the Klondike. 1-298.
2001
Bataille, G. M., & Laurie L. (2001).  Native American women: a biographical dictionary. 1-411. Abstract
2000
Reineberg Holt, F. (2000).  Sharing the good times: a history of prairie women's joys and pleasures. 1-232.
1999
Van Kirk, S. (1999).  Many tender ties : Women in fur-trade society, 1670-1870. 1-260.
Barry, R. B., & Engebretson S. A. (1999).  The Voyageurettes: their tales and legends.
White, B. M. (1999).  The Woman Who Married a Beaver: Trade Patterns and Gender Roles in the Ojibwa Fur Trade. Ethnohistory. 46(1), 36 pages. Abstract
1997
Carter, S. (1997).  Capturing women : the manipulation of cultural imagery in Canada's Prairie West. 1- 247 p. . Abstract
[Anonymous] (1997).  A great movement underway : women and the Grain growers' guide, 1908-1928. 1-253. Abstract
1996
Oakes, J., & Riewe R. (1996).  Our boots: an Inuit women's art. 1-224.
1995
Merritt, S. E. (1995).  Her story : women from Canada's past. 1-171.
MacEwan, J. W. G. (1995).  Mighty women: Stories of Western Canadian pioneers. And mighty women too.. 1-275.
Backhouse, F. (1995).  Women of the Klondike. 1-212.
1990
[Anonymous] (1990).  "Gossip" : a spoken history of women in the North. 1-289. Abstract
1980
Bishop, C. A., & Krech III S. (1980).  Matriorganization: The basis of Aboriginal Subarctic social organization. Reconsiderations of Aboriginal Social Organization in the North American Subarctic: Papers from a Symposium. 17(2), 34-45. Abstract
1979
Rasmussen, L., & Savage C. (1979).  A Harvest yet to reap : a history of Prairie women. 1-240.
1968
O'Meara, W. (1968).  Daughters of the country the women of the fur traders and mountain men. 1-368.
1914
[Anonymous] (1914).  Millie Hall, nee McGillis and sister Louise, Athabasca, Alberta.
1912
[Anonymous] (1912).  Cree woman outside of tipi, Athabasca Landing, Alberta.
1899
[Anonymous] (1899).  Metis family, Fort Chipewyan, Alberta.

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