Issue 71
Winter 2013
Louis Riel and his councillors, circa 1869. Source: University of Manitoba Archives & Special Collections, A13-5.
IN THIS ISSUE
Feature Articles
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Red River’s Vernacular Historians
BY Lyle Dick
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Rooted in Mobility: Metis Buffalo Hunting Brigades
BY Brenda Macdougall and Nicole St. Onge
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Conservative Visions of Christianity and Community in Early Red River, c1800-1821
BY Tolly Bradford
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The Fork in the Road: Red River, Retrenchment, and the Struggle for the Future of the Hudson’s Bay Company
BY Scott Stephen
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Peguis, Woodpeckers, and Myths: What Do We Really Know?
BY Donna G. Sutherland
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Ocean Crossings: Hudson’s Bay Company Seafaring in a Northern North Atlantic World
BY Norma Hall
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Cool Things in the Collections: Red River Records: Highlights of the Archives of Manitoba’s Holdings Related to the Red River Settlement, 1812-1870
BY Rachels Mills and Joan Sinclair
Book Reviews
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P. G. Downes, Distant Summers: P. G. Downes’ Journals of Travels in Northern Canada, 1936-1947 (Vols. I and II), edited by R. H. Cockburn
BY David Finch
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Frances W. Kaye, Good Lands: A Meditation and History on the Great Plains
BY Simon Evans
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Joyce McCart, On the Road with Captain Palliser, 1857-1860
BY Simon Evans
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Neil S. Forkey, Canadians and the Natural Environment to the Twenty-First Century
BY C. J. Taylor
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Reinhold Kramer and Tom Mitchell, When the State Trembled: How A.J. Andrews and the Citizens’ Committee Broke the Winnipeg General Strike
BY Greg Thomas
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