| Brief Notices of the Second Winter at Bear
Lake—Traditions of the Dog-Ribs—Leave Fort
Franklin—Winter Journey to Fort Chipewyan—Remarks on the
progress of improvement in the Fur Countries—Set out in Canoes on
the Voyage Homeward—Join Dr. Richardson at Cumberland
House—Mr. Drummond's Narrative—Arrival in Canada, at New
York, and London | [238] |
APPENDIX.
| Topographical and Geological Notices, by Dr. Richardson, R.N. | [263] |
An account of the objects of Natural History, collected on our journey being too voluminous to be inserted in the Appendix, has been reserved for a separate work which will be published as soon as possible, by Dr. Richardson and Professor Hooker, under the sanction, and by the assistance, of His Majesty's Government.
INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER.