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Bulger Andrew H - Content of the Pritchard Envelope

A collection of documents associated with Captain Andrew H. Bulger, first Governor of the Red River Colony, and his descendants.

Watson Fond

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    Bulger Andrew H - Ordinance Office Letter - 1831

    A collection of documents associated with Captain Andrew H. Bulger, first Governor of the Red River Colony, and his descendants.

    Watson Fond

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      Bulger Andrew H - Papers Referring to the Selkirk Settlement

      A collection of documents associated with Captain Andrew H. Bulger, first Governor of the Red River Colony, and his descendants.

      Watson Fond

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        Bulger, Andrew H - Fort McKay - 1815 - Court of Enquiry

        A Court of Inquiry report on events associated with Fort McKay at the time Andrew H. Bulger was in charge of the fort in 1815.

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          Bulger, Andrew H - Wolsley's War - 1812

          A report on events associated with the War of 1812. Document found in the Bulger collection.

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            Bulger, George Ernest - Leaves from the Records of the St. Hubert's Club

            Short selection by Capt. G. E. Bulger published in the records of the St. Huberts' Club.

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              Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee - Brown (1820)

              A First Nations view of the experience of their people during the settlement period.

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                Button, Sir Thomas

                Booklet published by Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Recreation, Historic Resources Branch.

                Please recognize the attitudes expressed in these bulletins may not reflect current attitudes.

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                  CPR - Homestead Promotional Brochure - ca 1885

                  A document from the Canadian Pacific Railway archive collected by Robert Mackidd.

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                    CPR Pembina Mountain Branch Line - Railway Post

                    INitially, before Canada Post existed, mail was carried by rail to many communities which later faded away.

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