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Related subjects Canada--Discovery and exploration Fur trade--Canada--History Hudson's Bay Company--History Publication information Toronto: Toronto : Copp, Clark, 1899	The great company : being a history of the honourable company of merchants-adventurers trading into Hudson's Bay Willson, Beckles
	Table of Contents Cover Title Page Preface Introduction Table of Contents List of Illustrations 1660-1667 Effect of restoration on Trade 1659-1666 Grosseilliers and Radisson 1667-1668 Prince Rupert 1668-1670 The Prince visits the Nonsuch 1668-1670 Danger Apprehended to French Dominion 1671 First Public sale at Garraway's 1671-1673 Mission of the Pere Albanel 1673-1682 Progress of the Company 1682-1683 Death of Prince Rupert 1684-1687 hays writes to Lord Preston 1683-1686 Feigned Anger of Lewis 1686-1689 The French Attack upon Fort Rupert 1689-1696 Company's Claims Mentioned in Declaration of War 1696-1697 Imprisoned French Fur Traders Reach Paris 1698-1713 Petition Presented to Parliament Hostile to Company 1697-1712 Company Seriously Damaged by Loss Fort Nelson 1712-1720 Queen Anne Espouses the cause of the Company 1719-1727 The South sea Bubble 1687-1712 Hudson's Bay Tribes Peaceful 1685-1742 Errant Tribes of the Bay 1725-1742 System of Licenses Re-adopted by the French 1744-1748 War Again with France 1748-1760 Parliamentary Committee of Enquiry Appointed 1763-1770 Effect of the Conquest on the Fur Trade of the French 1768-1773 Report of the "Great River" 1773-1782 Company Suffers from the Rivalry of Canadians 1783-1800 Disasterous effects of the Competition 1787-1808 Captain Vancouver 1808-1812 Crisis in the Company's Affairs 1812-1815 The Bois-Brules 1816-1817 A New Brigade of Immigrants 1817-1821 The English Government Intervenes 1821-1847 The Deed Poll 1846-1863 The Oregon Treaty 1863-1871 Indignation of the Wintering Partners 1821-1871 The Company Still King in the North West The Hudson's Bay Posts Appendix Index	Go to page: Search this volume search

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