The Chronicles of America Series, Volume 10Yale University Press, 1918 |
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... furs . In those wastes of river , lake , and forest were the richest preserves in the world for fur - bearing animals . This vast wilderness was not an unoccupied land . In those wild regions dwelt many savage tribes . Some of the ...
... furs . In those wastes of river , lake , and forest were the richest preserves in the world for fur - bearing animals . This vast wilderness was not an unoccupied land . In those wild regions dwelt many savage tribes . Some of the ...
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... furs for the things which they must have and which the white man alone could supply . The Iroquois , the ablest and most resolute of the native tribes , held the lands bordering on Lake Ontario which commanded the approaches from both ...
... furs for the things which they must have and which the white man alone could supply . The Iroquois , the ablest and most resolute of the native tribes , held the lands bordering on Lake Ontario which commanded the approaches from both ...
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... stretched beyond the Great Lakes into the Far West and which had vast wealth in furs . CHAPTER IV LOUISBOURG AND BOSTON For thirty years England and 66 THE CONQUEST OF NEW FRANCE LOUISBOURG AND BOSTON 66 THE GREAT WEST 66 97.
... stretched beyond the Great Lakes into the Far West and which had vast wealth in furs . CHAPTER IV LOUISBOURG AND BOSTON For thirty years England and 66 THE CONQUEST OF NEW FRANCE LOUISBOURG AND BOSTON 66 THE GREAT WEST 66 97.
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... furs to exchange . Encourage them to come to the French at Detroit and see that they go no- where else by not allowing any other posts in the western country . Cadillac was himself a keen if secret THE GREAT WEST 105.
... furs to exchange . Encourage them to come to the French at Detroit and see that they go no- where else by not allowing any other posts in the western country . Cadillac was himself a keen if secret THE GREAT WEST 105.
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... furs . The chief French hero in this struggle was that son of Charles Le Moyne of Montreal , Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville , who ended his days in the task of founding the French colony of Louisiana . He was perhaps the most notable of ...
... furs . The chief French hero in this struggle was that son of Charles Le Moyne of Montreal , Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville , who ended his days in the task of founding the French colony of Louisiana . He was perhaps the most notable of ...
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