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Fur Trade Stories
Welcome to Fur Trade Stories. A unique presentation of primary and secondary resources found in the collections of Canadas National History Society, HBCA - Archives of Manitoba, The Manitoba Museum, Parks Canada and several First Nations communities. To begin your journey through the thoughts and hearts of the brave people who explored and survived our wilds, choose any of the three periods below. 8211; David Thompson 1784-85. HBC Archives-Archives of Manitoba.
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Welcome to Fur Trade Stories. A unique presentation of primary and secondary resources found in the collections of Canadas National History Society, HBCA - Archives of Manitoba, The Manitoba Museum, Parks Canada and several First Nations communities. To begin your journey through the thoughts and hearts of the brave people who explored and survived our wilds, choose any of the three periods below. 8211; David Thompson 1784-85. HBC Archives-Archives of Manitoba.CONTENT
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Museum of the Fur Trade Quarterly. American Indians were deeply impressed with the goods traders could provide them. Within a short time after contact, Indians and Eskimos became dependent upon their new business partners for everything from weapons, knives, and cooking pots to luxury items such as jewelry, ribbon, and beads.
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Fur Trade Books
To return to this page. Thank You for your time. GREEN RIVER RIFLE WORKS COLLECTORS ASSOCIATION. NEW doings, check this one . Please do return as additional articles are added.
Clerk of the Fur Trade
Clerk, Trader, and Merchant. The Clerk is available for presentations.