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Record #17556:
Red hunters of the snows; an account of thirty years experience with the primitive Indian and Eskimo tribes of the Canadian north-west and Arctic coast, with a brief history of the early contact between white fur traders and the aborigines / Philip Henry Godsell.
Title: | Red hunters of the snows; an account of thirty years experience with the primitive Indian and Eskimo tribes of the Canadian north-west and Arctic coast, with a brief history of the early contact between white fur traders and the aborigines / Philip Henry Godsell. |
Author(s): | Godsell, Philip Henry. |
Date: | 1938. |
Publisher: | London: Robert Hale |
Keywords: | 675.6 -- Fur trade. 39 -- Ethnography. T -- Social anthropology and ethnography. (*41) -- Canada. |
Location(s): | SCO: SPRI-SHF: (*41) : 39[1938] |
SPRI record no.: | 17556 |
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