The Red River Settlement was a thriving community of fur traders, settlers, and Indigenous peoples in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. In this book, George Bryce compiles the letters of John Pritchard, a prominent member of the community, to provide a vivid portrait of life in this unique place and time. From descriptions of the landscape to accounts of daily life, Pritchard's letters are a fascinating and illuminating glimpse into the past.

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