The great North-west and the Great Lake region of North America
By: by Paul Fountain.
Publisher: Longmans, Green
Published: 1904
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 355
Subjects: Natural history -- Northwest, Old; Northwest, Old -- Description and travel; Canada -- Description and travel -- 1850-1900
Notes: "...a sequal to the two former books, "The great deserts and forests of North America," and "The great Mountains and forests of South America..." - Pref.

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Table of contents: title: -The Woodland Lake; title: -My Companions; title: -Fishing, and other Summer Occupations; title: -The Approach of Winter; title: -Deer-Shooting; title: -Winter at its Height; title: -A Journey to the Red River; title: -Red River Settlement; title: -Continuation of the Voyage in the Winnipeg Region; title: -A Month’s Encampment in the Wilderness; title: -A Winter in the Solitary Wilderness; title: -Continuation of the Journey to Fort Severn; title: -The Commencement of the Return Journey to the Ottawa River; title: -The Coast of James Bay to the Head of the River Abbitibbe; title: -A Journey to the Gulf of St. Lawrence; title: -A Winter with the Lumberers; title: -Yankee-Doodle; title: -“Bees”; title: -The Ohio District; title: -Shakers and Religious Mummers in America; title: -Michigan; title: -The Wild Bees of the American Forests; title: -Life in the Woods of North Michigan; title: -Animal Life about Mr. Dunford’s Farm, &c.; title: -Journey from Mr. Dunford’s Farm to Marquette; title: -The Southern Shores of Lake Superior; title: -The North Shore of Lake Superior; title: -Peddling in the United States