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A.G. Morice fonds
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FFG 983.11
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8 cm of textual records
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Father A.G. Morice was a priest of the Oblate Order who served as a missionary to the Chilcotin Indians until 1885 when he was sent to Fort St. James, Stuart Lake. While at the Indian missions, Morice invented a syllabary for the Dene languages and printed catechisms and prayer books in those languages. A prolific writer, Morice's many works included histories of Western Canada and the Catholic Church.
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The fonds consists of letters concerning the Pacific Great Eastern Railway.
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BCAUL control number: FFG-645
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- Pacific Great Eastern Railway (Subject)