Father Lacombe / James G. MacGregor.

Main entry:

MacGregor, James Grierson, 1905-

Title & Author:

Father Lacombe / James G. MacGregor.

Publication:

Description:

350 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm

Notes:
Includes index.
Preparation -- Provencher's pioneer missions -- Métis and buffalo hunts -- Fort Edmonton 1852 -- Learning the lay of the land 1852-54 -- Lac Ste. Anne 1854-57 -- Steady progress 1857-60 -- St. Albert mission 1861-65 -- St. Paul de Cris -- Coursing the Prairies 1865 -- "In Prairie journeyings often" 1866-69 -- Smallpox 1870-72 -- St. Mary's Paris, Winnipeg 1872-75 -- Treaties, trains and wheat exports 1875-80 -- A role in CPR construction 1880-83 -- The North-West Rebellion 1883-86 -- The separate school question 1887-97 -- St. Paul de Métis 1898-99 -- The Lacombe home 1900-16 -- Epilogue.

Summary:

Life of well-known Oblate missionary who lived and worked among the Cree, Blackfoot and Metis of Alberta.

Resources:
French equivalent / Équivalent français

ISBN:

0888300913
9780888300911

Subject:

Lacombe, Albert, 1827-1916.
Lacombe, Albert.
Indians Missions 19th century Biography.
Lacombe, Albert, 1827?-1916.
Indians Missions History 19th century
Indians Biography

Form/genre:

Biographies.

Holdings:

Location: Library main canada 14463
Call No.: PO12357 CAN; ID:87-B15380
Status: Available

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