![Return (In Part) and (In Continuation) to an Address of the House of Lords, Dated 2nd July 1863, for Copies of Correspondence Between the Colonial Office and the Hudson's Bay Company Since January 1st 1862, Relative to a Road and Telegraph to British Columbia, and Transfer of the Rights of the Hudson's Bay Company to Other Parties: And Also, Correspondence Between the Colonial Office and the Hudson's Bay Company Since the 15th March 1859, Relative to the Renewal of the Exclusive Licence of Trade, the Maintenance of a Military Force for the Protection of the Colony at Red River, and the Affairs of Rupert's Land. [Caption Title]](https://d3525k1ryd2155.cloudfront.net/h/434/776/290776434.0.m.1.jpg)
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Return (In Part) and (In Continuation) to an Address of the House of Lords, Dated 2nd July 1863, for Copies of Correspondence Between the Colonial Office and the Hudson's Bay Company Since January 1st 1862, Relative to a Road and Telegraph to British Columbia, and Transfer of the Rights of the Hudson's Bay Company to Other Parties: And Also, Correspondence Between the Colonial Office and the Hudson's Bay Company Since the 15th March 1859, Relative to the Renewal of the Exclusive Licence of Trade, the Maintenance of a Military Force for the Protection of the Colony at Red River, and the Affairs of Rupert's Land. [Caption Title]
by Hudson's Bay Company] Great Britain. Col
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London, 1863. Softcover. very good. 21,[1];15,[1]pp. Folio (34.5 x 21.5 cm.) in 2 parts sewn as issued. Discreet Hudson's Bay Company stamp on front of second part with some minor soiling and chipping to edges. very good Not in Lowther; Peel 3 - 440. - "Official documents dated from 1860 to 1863, to and from C. Fortescue, H.H. Berens, Duke of Newcastle, T. Fredk, Eliot, and Sir F. Rogers". 1863
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- Return (In Part) and (In Continuation) to an Address of the House of Lords, Dated 2nd July 1863, for Copies of Correspondence Between the Colonial Office and the Hudson's Bay Company Since January 1st 1862, Relative to a Road and Telegraph to British Columbia, and Transfer of the Rights of the Hudson's Bay Company to Other Parties: And Also, Correspondence Between the Colonial Office and the Hudson's Bay Company Since the 15th March 1859, Relative to the Renewal of the Exclusive Licence of Trade, the Maintenance of a Military Force for the Protection of the Colony at Red River, and the Affairs of Rupert's Land. [Caption Title]
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- Hudson's Bay Company] Great Britain. Col
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