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The book's ill nature reflected the author's disappointment over not obtaining a command at the HBC but also did provide knowledge of parts of Canada that was lacking at that point in time.
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designed a comprehensive plan listing long term requirements for the inland posts that the company proposed to establish. While at Fort Severn in 1774, Umfreville assisted
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In 1775, Umfreville was transferred back to York Factory where he became second in command until 1782 when the fort was captured by the French led by
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and, although in the employ of the NWC, advising the HBC to pursue inland forts such as those the Nor’Westers were operating out of
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in 1783 freed Umfreville and he arrived in London. Disputes between him and the HBC ended his tenure there and he left for
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in 1790 was widely critical of the company. His whereabouts from this point in time are unknown.
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Nipigon to Winnipeg : a canoe voyage through western Ontario
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In 1784, Umfreville was in Saskatchewan at a fort near
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Hudson's Bay Company
York Factory
Fort Severn
Andrew Graham
Samuel Hearne
Cumberland House, Saskatchewan
Jean-François de Galaup
Treaty of Paris
Quebec
North West Company
Lake Superior
Lake Winnipeg
Grand Portage
Pigeon River
Nipigon River
Lake Nipigon
Sturgeon Lake
Lac Seul
English River
Winnipeg River
Frenchman Butte
Fort Kaministiquia
The Present State of Hudson's Bay
ISBN
978-0282550073
OCLC
1050794983
Nipigon to Winnipeg : a canoe voyage through western Ontario
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