[Rainy Lake House 01] • Rainy Lake House by Catton, Theodore -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Contents Map Timeline Introduction: Rainy Lake House, 1823 { I } LEAVE-TAKINGS

{ 1 } The Explorer { 2 } The Hunter { 3 } The Trader

{ II } LONG

{ 4 } “The English Make Them More Presents” { 5 } Encounters with the Sioux { 6 } Race and History { 7 } To Civilize the Osages

{ III } TANNER

{ 8 } Westward Migration { 9 } Six Beaver Skins for a Quart of Mixed Rum { 10 } The Test of Winter { 11 } Red Sky of the Morning { 12 } Warrior

{ IV } McLOUGHLIN

{ 13 } Fort William { 14 } Marriage à la façon du pays { 15 } Bad Birds { 16 } The Restive Partnership { 17 } The Pemmican War { 18 } The Battle of Seven Oaks { 19 } The Surrender of Fort William { 20 } Lord Selkirk’s Prisoner { 21 } Time of Reckoning { 22 } London

{ V } LONG

{ 23 } The Wonder of the Steamboat { 24 } A Christian Marriage { 25 } Up the Missouri { 26 } To the Rocky Mountains { 27 } Mapmaker { 28 } The Northern Expedition

{ VI } TANNER

{ 29 } The Coming of the Prophet { 30 } A Loathsome Man { 31 } Sorcery and Sickness { 32 } Taking Fort Douglas { 33 } Rough Justice { 34 } In Search of Kin { 35 } Between Two Worlds

{ VII } McLOUGHLIN

{ 36 } Chief Factor { 37 } Providence { 38 } Opposing the Americans

{ VIII } COLLISION

{ 39 } Working for Wages { 40 } Children of the Fur Trade { 41 } The Ambush { 42 } The Pardon { 43 } “We Met with an American” { 44 } The Onus of Revenge { 45 } Journeys Home

Epilogue: Mackinac, 1824—and After Postscript: John Tanner as a Source Acknowledgments Notes Index