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Page 35
... for different reasons . Relative to the fur trade , it meant that there were no more brigades coming to them . The traders had to send their own young men upriver to risk what the Huron had faced . At the same time , the French settlers ...
... for different reasons . Relative to the fur trade , it meant that there were no more brigades coming to them . The traders had to send their own young men upriver to risk what the Huron had faced . At the same time , the French settlers ...
Page 64
... fur trade were still significant for their strategic value in checking the expansion of England in America , thereby slowing down the ex- pansion of that country's power in Europe as well . Moreover , the French continued to flood the ...
... fur trade were still significant for their strategic value in checking the expansion of England in America , thereby slowing down the ex- pansion of that country's power in Europe as well . Moreover , the French continued to flood the ...
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... for adjustments in the Montreal - based fur trade . See Map 8.1 for a breakdown of the ownership of North America after 1783 . The fur trade depicted in Chapter 6 ( Map 6.1 ) drew heavily upon the terri- tory that became American in ...
... for adjustments in the Montreal - based fur trade . See Map 8.1 for a breakdown of the ownership of North America after 1783 . The fur trade depicted in Chapter 6 ( Map 6.1 ) drew heavily upon the terri- tory that became American in ...
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