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https://doi.org/10.1007/b137708lowed population to emerge in HBC records as an object of administration. It also suggests outlines how the study will situate the district as development central to the formation of Canada’s political geography and operation as a colonial state.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b137482rs to be documented. I suggest these material conditions allowed some of the practices of?observation to be reworked into a new form of social vision that supported?the district?as a technique to document people, land, and things.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b137482ct report to rationalize the company’s rule over the newly leased “Indian Lands” in 1821. Through this study, I argue that although the district report initially emerged to rationalize the company’s costs of administration, it soon became a more encompassing practice that was used to individualize and document indigenous hunters.

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,Hudson’s Bay Company’s the Right of Seizure, the Fort, and the Preconditions of District-Inspectionrs to be documented. I suggest these material conditions allowed some of the practices of?observation to be reworked into a new form of social vision that supported?the district?as a technique to document people, land, and things.

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