Works
Dunlop's writing are best known for their depiction of Canadian frontier life in the Huron Tract. Dunlop wrote the following works under both the Backwoodsman and William Dunlop:
- Recollections of the American war, 1812-14 by Dr. Dunlop ; with a biographical sketch of the author, by A.H.U. Colquhoun Dunlop, William, 1792-1848 Toronto : Historical Publishing Co., 1908.
- Dunlop, William, 1792-1848. Statistical sketches of Upper Canada : for the use of emigrants by a backwoodsman. -- London : J. Murray, 1832.
- Backwoodsman. Two and twenty years ago : a tale of the Canadian Rebellion by a backwoodsman. 1859 Toronto : Cleland's Book and Job Printing House
- Dunlop, William, 1792-1848. Statistical sketches of Upper Canada : for the use of emigrants by a backwoodsman. 3rd ed. -- London : J. Murray, 1833.
- Backwoodsman. The Vagary, or, The last labors of a great mind compiled frow original documents ; with an appendix ... ; adapted to the times by a backwoodsman. -- Conneautville, Pa., 1856 Conneautville, Pa. : A.J. Mason
- Dunlop, William, 1792-1848. Lands in the Huron district. Toronto : Rowsells & Thompson
- Dunlop, William, 1792-1848. An address delivered to the York Mechanics' Institution, March, 1832 by Dr. Dunlop. -- York : Printed for the Mechanics' Institution at the Guardian Office, 1832 (York : W.J. Coates)
- Dunlop, William, 1792-1848. To the freeholders of the county of Huron : my friends and neighbours, it was only yesterday that I saw by accident, in an obscure print, the name of which I never before heard, an attack upon me by Mr. Morgan Hamilton. --
- Upper Canada by a backwoodsman. London : John Murray, 1832
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