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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Alexander Mackenzie"”.
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The 18th century western Cree and their neighbours : identity and territory
… brief ambiguous statements published in 1801 by Alexander Mackenzie. The western limits of the Cree and Assiniboin in the early 1700s remain unclear. Their marauding activities against members of the Blackfoot Confederacy occurred only in the late 1700s, almost fifty years after they were …
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The significance of Highlanders in the development of the Canadian West
When Alexander Mackenzie, a 28-year-old fur trader from the Highlands of<br/>Scotland, inscribed his initials on a rock in Bella Coola in 1793, in what is now<br/>Pacific Coast British Columbia (BC), it signalled the beginning of a new<br/>transcontinental era in the Canadian fur trade. …
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MUSIC OF THE BRITISH ISLES: AN EXPLORATION OF MUSIC WRITTEN FOR THE VIOLIN BY COMPOSERS FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND SCOTLAND DURING THE ROMANTIC ERA
… Villiers Stanford, Ina Boyle, John B. McEwen, Alexander Mackenzie, and Alfred Moffat. In highlighting the particularly unique and creative aspects of each composers’ compositional aesthetic, this study examines the many ways composers of the British Isles created particularly memorable works …
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WorkHotel
The office has for decades been touted as a model of flexibility, the super-generic shell facilitating the ultra-customized fit out. However, as technology fuels a de-territorialization of the workplace and employees are untethered from their desks, the definition of flexibility must be rewritten …
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To the Ends of the Earth: A Study of the Explorative Discourse Promoting British Expansionism in Canada
Between 1760 and 1833, English explorers systematically filled in the map of British North America. Many of those explorers worked for two fur-trading companies: the Hudson's Bay Company and the North West Company. In pursuit of new sources of fur, they opened western Canada to European …