Barbara Belyea has lived, studied and worked in Britain, France and Switzerland as well as in several provinces of Canada. During graduate school she was introduced to editing and medieval literature; her interest in editions of manuscripts, combined with years of hiking and skiing in the Rocky Mountains, led her to edit David Thompson's Columbia Journals. She is also interested in Amerindian and fur trade cartography.

``The four manuscripts [of Henday's journals ] are rife with differences and contradictions. Hence, use of the journal as a source of geographical, ethnographic and economic information must be preceded by a careful evaluation of teh variants. Barbara Belyea has accomplished this perceptively and meticulously, according to the highest standards of scholarly editing.... A superb achievement that is unlikely ever to be superseded.'' -- G. Malcolm Lewis, University of Sheffield -- British Journal of Canadian Studies, 15: 1/2, 2002, 2002

• A Year Inland: The Journal of a Hudson's Bay Company Winterer, edited by Barbara BelyeaPrefaceIntroductionThe Four ManuscriptsFrom Manuscript to PrintTextsA Copy of Orders and Instructions to Anthony HendayJournalNotes and RemarksMapsNotes to the TextsCommentaryTracing Henday's RouteIndians, Asinepoets and ArchithinuesUses of Henday's JournalList of SourcesIndex

Barbara Belyea has lived, studied and worked in Britain, France and Switzerland as well as in several provinces of Canada. During graduate school she was introduced to editing and medieval literature; her interest in editions of manuscripts, combined with years of hiking and skiing in the Rocky Mountains, led her to edit David Thompson's Columbia Journals. She is also interested in Amerindian and fur trade cartography.

``The four manuscripts [of Henday's journals ] are rife with differences and contradictions. Hence, use of the journal as a source of geographical, ethnographic and economic information must be preceded by a careful evaluation of teh variants. Barbara Belyea has accomplished this perceptively and meticulously, according to the highest standards of scholarly editing.... A superb achievement that is unlikely ever to be superseded.'' -- G. Malcolm Lewis, University of Sheffield -- British Journal of Canadian Studies, 15: 1/2, 2002, 2002

• A Year Inland: The Journal of a Hudson's Bay Company Winterer, edited by Barbara BelyeaPrefaceIntroductionThe Four ManuscriptsFrom Manuscript to PrintTextsA Copy of Orders and Instructions to Anthony HendayJournalNotes and RemarksMapsNotes to the TextsCommentaryTracing Henday's RouteIndians, Asinepoets and ArchithinuesUses of Henday's JournalList of SourcesIndex

Barbara Belyea has lived, studied and worked in Britain, France and Switzerland as well as in several provinces of Canada. During graduate school she was introduced to editing and medieval literature; her interest in editions of manuscripts, combined with years of hiking and skiing in the Rocky Mountains, led her to edit David Thompson's Columbia Journals. She is also interested in Amerindian and fur trade cartography.

``The four manuscripts [of Henday's journals ] are rife with differences and contradictions. Hence, use of the journal as a source of geographical, ethnographic and economic information must be preceded by a careful evaluation of teh variants. Barbara Belyea has accomplished this perceptively and meticulously, according to the highest standards of scholarly editing.... A superb achievement that is unlikely ever to be superseded.'' -- G. Malcolm Lewis, University of Sheffield -- British Journal of Canadian Studies, 15: 1/2, 2002, 2002

• A Year Inland: The Journal of a Hudson's Bay Company Winterer, edited by Barbara BelyeaPrefaceIntroductionThe Four ManuscriptsFrom Manuscript to PrintTextsA Copy of Orders and Instructions to Anthony HendayJournalNotes and RemarksMapsNotes to the TextsCommentaryTracing Henday's RouteIndians, Asinepoets and ArchithinuesUses of Henday's JournalList of SourcesIndex