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1922

Moberly, H. J. (1922). Reminiscences of an HBC Fur Trade Factor - Part 13. 3(13),

Moberly, H. J. (1922). Reminiscences of an HBC Fur Trade Factor - Part 4. 2(4),

Moberly, H. J. (1922). Reminiscences of an HBC Fur Trade Factor - Part 5. 2(5),

Moberly, H. J. (1922). Reminiscences of an HBC Fur Trade Factor - Part 6. 2(6),

Moberly, H. J. (1922). Reminiscences of an HBC Fur Trade Factor - Part 7. 2(7),

Moberly, H. J. (1922). Reminiscences of an HBC Fur Trade Factor - Part 8. 2(8),

Moberly, H. J. (1922). Reminiscences of an HBC Fur Trade Factor - Part 9. 2(9),

1921

1920

MacBeth, R. G. (1920). The romance of western Canada. 1-309.

1916

Camsell, C. (1916). Reported occurrence of silver in the neighborhood of Fond du Lac, Lake Athabasca, Saskatchewan. Sum. Report 1915, 55-60.

1914

[Anonymous] (1914). Report of Synod of the Diocese of Athabasca : Held at St. Peter's Mission, Lesser Slave Lake, June 23, 24 and 25 1914, being the ninth meeting of the Synod.. 1-15.

1913

Pearce, W. M. (1913). Report on the Drainage Area of the Peace and Athabaska Rivers.

1912

Cameron, R. D. (1912). Report on timber conditions around Lesser Slave Lake. Bulletin No. 29,

1911

Oberholser, H. C. (1911). A revision of the forms of the Hairy Woodpecker (Dryobates villosus (Linnaeus)). Proc. 40, 595-621.

1909

Wilcox, W. D. (1909). The Rockies of Canada. 309.

1908

Lawton, B. (1908). Report of the Chief Game and Fire Guardian. In Annual report of the Department of Agriculture. Vol. III, 1907-08, 101-121.

Pearce, W. M. (1908). Report on drainage area of the Peace and Athabaska Rivers : Personal papers.

1906

Chambers, E. J. (1906). The royal north-west mounted police a corps history. [Souvenir edition] by captain ernest J. Chambers. 1-160.

1902

Ogilvie-Grant, W. R. (1902). Remarks on the species of North American Gallinas recently described and notes on their nomenclature. Ser. 8(2), 233-245.

Dowling, D. B. (1902). Report on geological explorations in Athabaska, Saskatchewan and Keewatin districts, including Moose Lake and the route from Cumberland Lake to the Churchill River, and the upper parts of Burntwood and Grass rivers. Geological Survey Annual Report Vol. XIII,

1900

McEvoy, J. (1900). Report on the geology and natural resources of the country traversed by the Yellow Head Pass Route from Edmonton to Tete Jaune Cache compromising portions of Alberta and British Columbia. 1-44.

McEvoy, J. (1900). Report on the geology and natural resources of the country traversed by the Yellowhead route from Edmonton to Tete Jaune Cache, comprising portions of Alberta and British Columbia. Annual Report for 1898, Vol. II, Sec. D., 44.

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