- Ross 1849, pp. 7–10.
Irving 1836, pp. 26–27.
Wheeler 1971.
Franchère 1854, pp. 190–193.
Franchère 1854, pp. 200–201.
Tikhmenev 1978, p. 169.
Lavender 1964...
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Joseph Franchère (August 15, 1785 – 1824 or later) was a
political figure in
Lower Canada. He
represented Bedford in the
Legislative ****embly of Lower...
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Franchère 1854, pp. 23–32.
Watson 2010, p. 698.
Englebert &
Teasdale 2013, pp. 190–198.
Franchère 1854, pp. 41–49. Ross 1849, pp. 19–26.
Franchère 1854...
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Gabriel Franchère ( 3
November 1786 – 12
April 1863) was a
French Canadian author and
explorer of the
Pacific Northwest.
Franchère was born in Montreal...
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Franchere Franchere (sometimes
Franchère) is an
unincorporated community in
central Alberta in the Muni****l
District of
Bonnyville No. 87,
located 10...
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Franchère Peak is a 2,805-metre (9,203-foot)
mountain summit located in the
Astoria River valley of
Jasper National Park, in the
Canadian Rockies of Alberta...
- The
Franchère Lake (French: Lac
Franchère) is a
fresh water body
located in the head zone of the rivière aux Écorces du Milieu, in the
unorganized territory...
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Franchère may
refer to:
Gabriel Franchère (1786–1863),
French Canadian fur trader,
explorer and
writer Timothée
Franchère (c. 1790–1849),
merchant and...
- 1854, p. 41.
Franchère 1854, pp. 43–44.
Franchère 1854, p. 55. Ross 1849, pp. 31–32.
Franchère 1854, p. 81.
Franchère 1854, p. 59.
Franchère 1854, pp. 63–64...
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criticized by fur
traders who had to sail with him. In
particular Gabriel Franchère stated that: He was a
strict disciplinarian, of a
quick and p****ionate...
