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connection to the London-based Bank of British Columbia through his brother William C. Ward, the local manager. In the canning industry, commission merchants financed operators and marketed the product

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). Wallace, Macmillan dict. Creighton, Empire of St. Lawrence. G. C. Davidson, The North West Company (Berkeley, Calif., 1918; repr. New York, 1967). Denison, Canada’s

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correspondence can be found in Sir John Franklin’s journals and correspondence: the first Arctic land expedition, 1819–1822, ed. R. C. Davis (Toronto, 1995), and Sir

; b. c. 1652; d. October 1738 in London. When John Fullartine of Edinburgh joined the HBC in 1683 he was described as a