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Description: Regarding his promotion in the Mounted Police, a trip to Winnipeg on the steamer "Manitoba", St. James camp, grasshopper plague, trip to Fort Pelly, building at Swan River barracks, and plans to go to Alberta. View now.
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Author: William Parker
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Author: William Parker
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Author: William Parker
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Author: William Parker
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Author: William Parker
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Description: Regarding life at Battleford, escorting a prisoner to Turtle Lake, Cochrane Ranche, his plans to marry the Métis woman Margaret Calder, breaking off of his engagement, visit of the Governor General, the Marquis of Lorne, the chase and capture of Stoney horse thieves, and buying lots in Prince Albert.
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Description: Regarding life at Fort Macleod, capture of whiskey traders, signing of Treaty 7 at Blackfoot Crossing, and rejoining the North-West Mounted Police for another term.
