Un voyageur des pays d'en haut

Dugas, Georges: 1833-1928. Born and educated in Quebec; ordained Catholic priest, 1862; to West as missionary, 1866; associated with Catholic education and the cathedral of Saint-Boniface, 1866-1887; during Red River Rebellion contributed anonymous articles to the French press of Quebec explaining the Métis point of view; returned to Quebec 1887; surname sometimes misspelled Dugast, even on title-pages (Morice, Dictionnaire historique ; Wallace, Dictionary of Canadian biography ). // Also published, Montreal: Librairie Beauchemin, 1912 (141p.); Montreal: Librairie Beauchemin, 1924 (122p.); Saint-Boniface, Man.: Éditions des Plaines, 1981 (122p.). The life and travels of Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau, who was in the West 1812-1862, to give young adults a feeling for the lives of fur trappers.