3.1 Introduction
3.2 Leaving Fort Dufferin
3.3 Roche Percee to the Sweetgrass Hills
3.4 Fort Benton


Sickness Plagues the Ranks
Deserters
Mistakes
Horses
Red River Carts
Field Guns
Sidearms

4.1 Introduction
4.2 History of Major Posts: Lower Fort Garry
4.2 Fort Dufferin
4.2 Fort Whoop-Up
4.2 Fort Macleod
4.2 Fort Pelly/Swan River Barracks
4.2 Fort Saskatchewan
4.2 Fort Calgary
4.2 Fort Walsh
4.2 Fort Battleford
4.2 Fort Carlton
4.2 Fort Steele
4.2 Lethbridge
4.2.2 Outpost System
4.2.3 Daily Life and Routine at the Posts
4.2.4 Development of communities around NWMP posts
4.3 Evolution of Uniforms and Accoutrements
4.4 Transportation
4.5 First Nations People and the Signing of the Treaties

5.1 Introduction
5.2 Policing the Railroad
5.3 The North-West Rebellion
5.3 The Rebellion Begins
5.3 Duck Lake
5.3 Fort Carlton
5.3 Fort Pitt
5.3 Battleford
5.3 Cut Knife Hill
5.3 Batoche
5.3 Looking for Big Bear


Canadian Pacific Railway
A Rough Bunch
Big Bear
Indian Agents
An Uproar
Attitudes

6.1 Introduction
6.2 Assisting New Immigrants
6.2 Policing the New Communities
6.3 The Gold Rush and the Policing of the Yukon
6.4 The Mounties Head North
6.5 South African War
6.6 The First World War

7.1 Introduction
7.2 A National Police Force
7.3 The Legacy of the NWMP Today
7.3 The RCMP in Popular Culture
7.3 The Musical Ride

Captain:
Palliser, John

Colonel:
Otter, William

Commissioner:
Irvine, Acheson
Herchmer, Lawrence
Macleod, James

Inspectors:
Antrobus, William
Brisebois, Ephrem
Carvell, Jacob
Constantine, Charles
Clark, Edmund
Dickens, Francis
Griesbach, A.H.
Denny, Cecil
Jarvis, W.D.
Morris, William
Walsh, James
Walker, James

Lieutenant Colonel:
French, George

Major General:
Middleton, Fredrick

Sergeant Major:
Steele, Samuel
Bagley, Fred

Superintendent:
Crozier, Lief

Untitled:
Dumont, Gabriel
Dr. Nevitt, R.B.
Potts, Jerry
Riel, Louis