Copely, James.

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referencedIn	Copely, Jessie Sinclair, 1844-. The Career of James Sinclair, Being an account of his work from 1840 to 1856 as an explorer in Oregon and the Northwest: Free Trapper: Indian fighter: Leader of migrations: and Chief Factor of the Hudson's Bay Company...and Sinclair's death at the hands of the Indians, at the Cascades, in 1856 /as told by his daughter Mrs. Copely.	Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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