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Dictionary of Canadian Biography
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    • Outline
      • From the Red River Settlement to Manitoba (1812—70)
      • Maps
      • The Earl of Selkirk: The Colony’s Founder
      • An Arduous Task, Marked by a Private War (1812—21)
      • The Métis
      • Indigenous Peoples
      • Colonial Administration
      • Maintaining Order and the Colony’s Defence
      • Of Fur and Wheat: Subsistence and the Economy
      • From Canoes to Railways: Transportation
      • Life in Red River
      • Missions and Religious Life
      • Education, Health, and Social Assistance
      • Arts and Culture
      • The Press
      • Intellectual and Scientific Life
      • Winnipeg: The Emergence of an Urban Core
      • Debating the Status of the Colony (1850—70)
      • The Red River Rebellion and the Creation of Manitoba, 1869—70
      • Suggested Readings on the Métis
    • New Biographies
    • Minor Revisions
    • Biography of the Day
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    • Themes, Essays, and Guides
      • Confederation
      • Sports
      • Women in the DCB/DBC
      • From the Red River Settlement to Manitoba (1812—70)
        • See gallery