Butler’s Great Lone Land Journey The Red River Expedition
The review praises Captain Butler’s travel narrative The Great Lone Land describing his Red River Expedition work on Indian tribes, fur trade routes, and frontier life from Winnipeg toward Saskatchewan. It highlights Butler’s humane view of Blackfeet and other tribes, the dangers of smallpox, warfare, and the expanding trade network as rivers open to commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huyshe
Red River
Canada
Hudson’s Bay, Company
M. Louis Riel
Alexander Dunn
Winnipeg
America
Butler
Minnesota
Lieutenant Butler
Fort Garry
Captain Butler
Far West
Great Lone Land
Saskatchewan River
Rocky Mountains
Forks
Saskatchewan
Lake Winnipeg
Lake Superior
St. Lawrence
Mr. Butler
Mountain House
Dakota
Montana
Missouri
Gulf of Mexico
Asia
England
Debating the Clarke Foreign Library Selections
A critique proposes improvements to Messrs Clark of Edinburgh for their Foreign Library. It questions the selection method and questions whether Hengstenberg and other Keil Delitzsch titles should be added, urging broader coverage of German commentaries and early fathers.
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Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Ezra
Keil
Delitzsch
God
St. Chrysostom
Antioch
Foreign ‘Library
Kings
Daniel
Messrs. Clark
Israel
Christ
Hengstenberg
Abraham
Joshua
Abimelech
Laban
Jethro
Leayen
Edinburgh
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C.F. Ker
James Martin
B.A
T. and
S. Ark
C. F. Ketle
M. G. Easton
A.M
Edineburgh
T. Clark
Hy ‘ Deirzsen
D.D
T. L. Kinas Berry
M.A
E. W. Hengstenberg
Christian Friedrich Schmid
G. H. Venables