A most unusual colony Vancouver Island 1849-1860 by Maureen Duffus
Catalog Title Details
Title:
A most unusual colony
Sub Title:
Vancouver Island 1849-1860
Author(s):
Maureen Duffus
Circulation:
Non-circulating [ 1 ]
Published:
1996
Edition:
1st Edition
Document:
Book · Paperback
Physical Description:
viii, 156 pages : illustrations, maps, portraits ; 24 cm
Genre:
Fiction
To travel back in time to the Colony of Vancouver Island, read the story of the Hudson's Bay years as told through recollections of a colonial childhood by the fictional Kate Murray and the letters of the real Mary Yates. The letters are inventions, but the real Mary lived through the events of the early years. Their stories combine to give an authentic glimpse of the extraordinary life inside the palisades of Fort Victoria, the world of children at Chaplain Staines's school, the settlers who rebelled against the HBC's autocratic rule, and the growing sophistication of colonial social life before and after BC's gold rush of 1858.
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Circulation Status
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| Collection | Resource | Edition | Published | Publisher | Avaliability |
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The Cascade District Encyclopedia Library |
Book | 1st Edition | 1996 | Desktop Pub., Victoria, B.C., 1996 | Paperback |
The Cascade District
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