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1904

Cooke, W. W. (1904). The migration of the warblers. Seventh paper. 6(6), 199-200.

Cooke, W. W. (1904). The migration of the warblers. Third paper. 6(2), 57-60.

Grant, M. (1904). Origin and relationships of North American large mammals. New York Zoological Society 8th Annual Report of 1903. 182-207.

Cooke, W. W. (1904). Some new facts about the migration of birds. 6(5), 115-126.

1903

Bompas, W. C., & Kirkby W. W. (1903). Original papers: [correspondence with Bishops; and, letters, journals and papers of missionaries and others], 1861-1880.

Transeau, E. N. (1903). On the geographic distribution and ecological relations of the bog plant societies of northern North America. 36(5), 401-420.

1902

[Anonymous] (1902). Cree hymns in English characters for use in the diocese of Athabasca.

Habel, J. (1902). At the western source of the Athabaska River. 10, 28-43.

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,

1901

Holmes, G., & Young R. (1901). Hymns in the syllabic characters for the use of the Cree Indians in the diocese of Athabasca. 1-114.

Henry, A. (1901). Travels and adventures in Canada and the Indian territories, between the years 1760 and 1776. 1-347.

Bell, R. (1901). Legends of the Slavey Indians of the Mackenzie River. 14(52), 26-29.

McLean, W. J. (1901). Notes and observations of travels on the Athabasca and Slave Lake regions in 1899. 7.

Macrae, J. A. (1901). Notes taken in the Peace River, Athabaska, and adjacent country. 14, 226-230.

Daly, R. A. (1901). On the geological record in the Rocky Mountain region in Canada. 12, 57-92.

Woolley Dod, F. H. (1901). Preliminary list of Macrolepidoptera of Alberta, N. W. T.. 33, 40-42, 155-172.

1900

[Anonymous] (1900). Captain Shot, or Louis Foiseneuve, Metis river pilot, and crew aboard river boat, Fort McMurray, Alberta.

[Anonymous] (1900). Captain Shot, or Louis Foiseneuve, Metis river pilot, Fort McMurray, Alberta.

Willson, B. (1900). The great Company (1667-1871), being a History of the honourable Company of Merchants-Adventures trading into Hudson's Bay ... With an Introduction by Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal..

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.

1899

[Anonymous] (1899). C. V. Alloway and Metis packing up slope at Pelican Portage, Athabasca River, Alberta.

[Anonymous] (1899). Chipewyan tipis, Fort Chipewyan, Alberta.

[Anonymous] (1899). Cree people waiting to greet Honourable David Laird, Athabasca River, Alberta.

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