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| Title: | Edgar Dewdney - Fred White correspondence
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| Fonds title: | Edgar Dewdney fonds |
| Dates: | 1882-1888
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| Physical Description: | 110 pages
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| Description: | Consists of correspondence between Edgar Dewdney, who served as Indian Commissioner (1879-1888) and Lieutenant-Governor (1881-1888) of the North-West Territories (later Saskatchewan and Alberta), and Fred White, primarily regarding North-West Mounted Police matters. The letters discuss the closing of Fort Walsh, stationing of officers, mail service, the whiskey trade and liquor issues.
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| Repository: | Glenbow Archives |
| Creator: | Dewdney, Edgar
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White, Fred
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| Topics: | Law and Justice
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Politics and Government
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| Language: | The material is in English.
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| Standard number: | M-320 (Series 10)
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