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Randle, Charles
Charlottetown A view of Charlottetown, the capital of Prince Edward Island, 1778.
ID #10171
British Squadron A British squadron on Lake Champlain, later 18th century.
ID #10180

Rea
Acadian Expulsion The expulsion of the Acadians, at Grand Pré, near Windsor on the Bay of Fundy, when hundreds of Acadians were driven from their houses and into waiting ships to carry them south, in the 1760s.
ID #10144

Reid, G.A.
La Salle at the Humber Robert Cavalier de La Salle, French fur-trade explorer, at the mouth of the Humber River, future site of Toronto, Ontario, 1681. By G.A. Reid (1860-1947).
ID #20622

Remington, Frederic
Fur Trader Race Rival fur traders racing to an Indian camp.
ID #10108

Richardson, John
Kutchin Dance An Athapascan Subarctic people of the Yukon and Lower Mackenzie Valleys, the Kutchin Indians are dancing the Kutcha-Kutchi, 1851. By Alexander Hunter Murray (1818-1874).
ID #23258

Rindisbacher, Peter
Red River Settlers Settlers at Red River, early 1820s, in a sketch by Peter Rindisbacher showing a Swiss immigrant wife, husband and two children, a German, a Scots Highlander, and a French Canadian.
ID #10275
Lake Winnipeg A cold night camp on the inhospitable shores of Lake Winnipeg, October, 1821. Watercolour by Peter Rindisbacher (1806-1834), who arrived at the Red River Colony in 1821 and made one of the earliest pictorial records of the West.
ID #23244
Eskimo in Kayak A Labrador Eskimo in a sealskin kayak, c. 1821. Watercolour by Peter Rindisbacher (1806-1834).
ID #23259

de Rinzy, John Henry
Governor Frontenac In 1673 Governor Comte de Frontenac went to Cataraqui to establish a new inland base at the foot of Lake Ontario, where future Kingston would grow. Watercolour by John Henry de Rinzy (1852- 1936).
ID #23264
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