. Eine historische und beschreibenden Konto des Britischen Nordamerika [microform]: Verstehen von Kanada Obere und Untere, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, den Bermudas, und das Fell der Länder, ihre Geschichte von den frühesten Siedlung, die Statistik und Topographie der einzelnen Bezirke, ihren Handel,... : Das ist ein Detail der Prinzipien und der besten Modi der Auswanderung hinzugefügt. Hudson's Bay Company; Compagnie de la Baie d'Hudson; Naturgeschichte; Baron. Jüngste ENTDECKUNG UND GEGENWÄRTIGEN ZUSTAND. 77 Hunde, und es gelang ihm in einer Beschlagnahme, sondern wurden vor Th geschlagen

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. An historical and descriptive account of British America [microform] : comprehending Canada Upper and Lower, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, the Bermudas, and the fur countries, their history from the earliest settlement, the statistics and topography of each district, their commerce ... : to which is added a full detail of the principles and best modes of emigration. Hudson's Bay Company; Compagnie de la Baie d'Hudson; Natural history; Sciences naturelles. RECENT DISCOVERY AND PRESENT STATE. 77 dogs, and succeeded in seizing one, but were beaten off before they could devour it. They hesitated not to make food even of the bodies of such of their own comrades as were shot; but having lost five, and finding little or nothing to be got, they removed to another station. Captain Back had formed a plan for penetrating from Lake Beechey to the river of his own name in Bathurst Inlet, conveying thither the materialsof a canoe, in which he might proceed to Ross's Pillar, and then to Point Ricliardson. But on inquiry amongst the Indians, he could not gain the smallest information. In this state of uncertainty, he considered the issue of the undertaking as very doubtful ; while it would require one or perhaps two more seasons, a fresh set of men, and also a large addi- tional expense, which he did not feel himself authorized to incur. With deep regret he renounced this plan, and prepared as soon as the weather should permit to turn his face homewards ; and beginning to move on the 21st March, he reached Fort Chipewyan on the 10th April. Some casual detentions occurred, but no serious obstacle, directions having been left by Mr Simpson that he should be provided with every accommodation. On the Oth August he arrived in the vicinity of ]Ion- trcal; since quitting which he had travelled 7500 miles, including 1200 of discovery. He proceeded direct to New York, where he embarked on the I7th August, and on the 8th September landed at Liverpool.* Wh

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