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232 MANUSCRIPT SOURCEScorrespondence, fort journals, diaries, narratives, administrative documents and miscellaneousitems, among which must be specially mentioned Douglas s papers, the Fraser and Stuart journals,all relating to early British and Canadian activities along the Pacific.Bulger Papers (7 vols., 1810-1870). Letters and other papers of Captain Andrew Bulger,relating chiefly to the western posts and Indian affairs during the War of 1812.Claus Papers (12 vols., 1716-1825). Collection of correspondence, documents and variouspapers, relating especially to the management of the Indians during the Seven Years War andthe American War of Independence.Correspondence and other papers on the International boundary, 1816-1850.Dartmouth Papers (6 vols., 1757-1782). Official and miscellaneous correspondence andvarious documents relating to Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador.Durham Papers. Earl of Durham s original papers in connection with his administration inCanada. (15 vols.)Elliott Letters (1835-1836). Memorandum on State of B.N.A., 1836. Dr Rolph s letters,1837-1854.Howe Papers. This collection of 20 portfolios with several note-books contains correspondenceand speeches of Joseph Howe, newspapers and miscellaneous papers relating to Howe, NovaScotia and Canada.Hudson s Bay Company. This collection (50 vols., 1671-1759) includes minute-books, councilbooks, memorial book, correspondence fort ; journals at York, Severn House, Albany, Prince ofWales Fort ; journals of Hendry, Cocking, Campbell, Murray, Anderson, M c Leod papers ; petitionsto His Majesty and papers re British Columbia.Inglis Papers. Correspondence of Bishop Charles and John Inglis, 1773-1837 ; journal, 1785 ;memoirs, 1808-1814, and various papers.La Fontaine Papers (1839-1855). This collection of the correspondence of Sir Louis H. LaFontaine is now being copied, six portfolios having been so far received at the Public Archives.Miscellaneous original Letters. Murray, 1759-1765 ; Carleton, 1767-1783 ; Haldimand,1784-1825 ; Hincks, 1841-1870.Letters of Maseres, Bishop Hubert, Colonel Peacock, Pothier s Memoirs, Fenian Raid in NewBrunswick, 1866-1867.Macdonell Mites Macdonell Selkirk Settlement, 1811-1812, and various, 1763-1825. Portagela Prairie Council, 1866-1868.Masson Collection (1790-1819). This collection contains mainly correspondence, journals andpapers relating to the North-West fur trade, and forms the basis of Masson s two volumes LeaBourgeois de la Compagnie du Nord-ouest (Montreal, 1889).Mackenzie. Memoirs of Mackenzie, 1785-1820.Minutes of the Assembly of Lower Canada, 1792-1837.Minutes of the Executive Council, Quebec and Lower Canada, 1764-1867.Minutes of the Legislative Council of Province of Quebec, 1774-1791.Military Correspondence (1756-1777), including among others the correspondence of Braddock,Johnson, Boscawen, Abercrombie, Loudoun, Wolfe, Saunders, Amherst and Murray.Military Dispatches British Army in North America 1766-1785, 30 volumes. Two ofof Carleton and Haldimand.Murrav. Governor James Murray s letters and papers, 1759-1789, 6 volumes.these volumes contain correspondenceNeilson Collection (1733-1893). This collection includes public and private correspondence,especially with B6dard and Papineau, and various papers. A calendar of the public letters upto 1824 will be found in the Report on Canadian Archives for 1913, pp. 99-151.New Brunswick and Maine Boundaries Ganong s Papers.Papineau (1824-1856) and Perrault (1835-1836) Papers.Precedes des Habitants de Montreal, 1822-1824.Rutherford s Journal, Pontiac s War.Salaberry Papers, including letters of the Salaberry family from 1775-1819 ;also commissions.Seguin, F. H. Notes prises a Terrebonne, 1831-1833.Selkirk Papers (70 vols., 1808-1840). This large collection is almost entirely taken up withcorrespondence and papers relating to the Selkirk Settlement and other projects. (Transcripts.)Series E. Papers of the Executive Council from 1764 to 1867.Series S (about 2000 vols. and portfolios). This collection contains the correspondence toand from the civil secretary of the governors of Canada from 1760 up to 1841, and from theUnion of 1841, of the papers of the provincial secretaries of what was then called Canada Eastand Canada West. It relates to all details of public administration.Shelburne Manuscripts sometimes quoted as the Lansdowne Collection (3 vols. arid 17portfolios, 1663-1783). Collection of documents and various papers relating to the colonies andCanada.Vancouver. Captain Vancouver s original dispatches, 1791-1793.Wolfe. Letters of James Wolfe, 1740-1759.