In the Great North-West with the Marquis of Lorne, Crossing the Boundary Line: 1

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In the Great North-West with the Marquis of Lorne, Crossing the Boundary Line: 1

IN THE GREAT NORTH-WEST WITH THE MARQUIS OF LORNE, CROSSING THE BOUNDARY LINE: 1. Rolling Prairie: An Attempt by Dr. Macgregor to Describe the Infinite; 2. A Visit to the Blackfeet Lodges, Fort McLeod; 3. " Chief" Mountain, on the Boundary Line Between British and American Territory; 4. Our American Mule Team Ambulance and Lieutenant Rowe, U.S. 3rd Infantry Regiment, in Charge of the Escort; 5. Across the Line: Colonel J. Ford Kent, U.S. 3rd Infantry Regiment, C.O. Fort Shaw, Receives Lord Lorne in a Sibley Tent at the Indian Reserve; 6. A Republic of Prairie Dogs

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Ambulance Attempt Bleman Castle Chief Crossing Fortress Large Landform Mobile Hospital Mountain Mule Prairie Team Territory Visit Boundary Line Macgregor Marquis Of Lorne

EDITORS COMMENTS
In the Great North-West with the Marquis of Lorne, Crossing the Boundary Line: 1" is a captivating print that takes us on a journey through history and culture. The image captures the essence of exploration and adventure in the vast rolling prairie of the Great North-West. The print showcases Dr. Macgregor's attempt to describe the infinite beauty of this untamed land, with its endless horizons stretching as far as the eye can see. We are then transported to Fort McLeod, where we witness a fascinating visit to the Blackfeet Lodges, immersing ourselves in their rich indigenous heritage. As our gaze shifts towards "Chief". Mountain, standing tall on the boundary line between British and American territory, we are reminded of both nations' shared history and mutual respect for these lands. The presence of Lieutenant Rowe from U. S. 3rd Infantry Regiment adds an element of military significance to this expedition. Accompanied by an American mule team ambulance, they symbolize cooperation and unity across borders. Colonel J. Ford Kent welcomes Lord Lorne at Fort Shaw's Indian Reserve in a Sibley Tent – a testament to cultural exchange amidst diverse landscapes. This engraved image beautifully captures Victorian-era illustrative techniques while exuding retro charm. It serves as a window into an era when artistry played an integral role in documenting historical events for future generations. Through this vintage print from Liszt Collection's Arkheia series, we are invited to explore not just physical boundaries but also those within ourselves – igniting our curiosity about different cultures and celebrating our shared human experiences.

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