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English: Eric W. Morse: The Fur Trade Canoe Routes - Then and Now. Book cover and contents.
First printing 1969, this second printing 1971.
Published by the National and Historic Parks Branch under authority of Hon. Jean Chrétien, P. C., M. P.; Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.
Cover Painting: Arthur Hemling's slightly over-dramatized colourful and exciting "Canadian Express", depicting a North Canoe on an express mission, probably on the Columbia River. Courtesy of the owners, Mr. & Mrs. Fenner F. Dalley, Ancaster, Ont.
Date (book) - Unknown date (painting)
Source Eric W. Morse: The Fur Trade Canoe Routes - Then and Now / Collection G. & C. Franke (book)
Author Eric W. Morse; Arthur Heming (January 17, 1870 – October 30, 1940)
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