The fur trade
The Fur Trade In Michigan s Thumb
... The French could not eliminate the English prices and discounts. The Western tribes still liked the English or Dutch goods and their price. They also fought comfort in French military advice. The staples of the ...
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The Fur Trade and Western Canadian Society, 1670-1870
... It has been argued that the North West Company was at a distinct disadvan- tage in the fur trade rivalry because of the long distances from Montreal. Indeed, after the union of the two c[r] ...
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The Mississauga at the Head-of-the-Lake: ExaminingResponses to Cultural Upheaval at the Close of the Fur Trade
... wampum, nine pieces, compared to only one at the encampment. The context in which the wampum was found in the fur trade period at the Beasley site provides some insig[r] ...
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Britain and the Fur Trade: Commerce and Consumers in the North-Atlantic World, 1783-1821
... Anglo-American trade — was better placed to meet the exact specifications that the fur trade required than was the case in the trade to ...
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The effects of the fur trade on aboriginal households in the middle Fraser region of British Columbia
... European fur traders, along with florescence of art and competitive ...the trade economy, such as some Coast Salish, actually lost status as a ...indigenous trade through alliance networks, and had ...
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The Farthest Post: Fort Astoria, the Fur Trade, and Fortune on the Final Frontier of the Pacific Northwest
... 7 Gibson, Im perial Russia^ 44. In fact, Russian interests in the Pacific Northwest were never truly for occupation o f the land. It is aptly noted in Gibson ’s book, “The Russians did not live here as a people, but as a ...
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Iroquois and Dutch: An Exploration of the Cultural Dynamics and Rise of the Iroquois Resulting from the Fur Trade
... collections made during this period illustrate the maintenance of traditional material culture and behavioral patterns" (Mandzy 1 992: 1 33). Even though the formation of the Irpquoian League failed to unite the Five ...
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Copper on the Northwest Coast: A Material Investigation of Cultural Entanglements Experienced During the Fur Trade and Colonial Periods
... The Fur Trade and Colonial Period on the Northwest Coast: A Partial Timeline of Change To study the impacts of colonial processes on the Northwest Coast between the 18 th and 20 th centuries, and what the ...
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Shopping in the late nineteenth century : the Hudson's Bay Company and its transition from the fur trade to retailing
... the fur trade business and was thus proficient at catering to the needs and demands of those involved such as the Euro- Canadian, Métis and native ...decreasing fur availability through the mid to ...
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The Fur Trade School Program
... In the early days the region in the vicinity of the portage, the valleys of the St. Joseph and the Kankakee, abounded in a great variety of fur-bearing animals. It was well known among the Indian tribes on account ...
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THE FUR TRADE IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER BASIN PRIOR TO
... (Com- pare with Lyman's History of the Columbia River, p. 109.) The overland party of Astorians found his abandoned cabins upon their arrival in the early Fall of 1811, and it was many y[r] ...
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Nodal area evolution in the fur trade : 1768-1821
... 5.1 Operation data for fur trade posts in the Saskatchewan River forks nodal area 94 5.2 Operation data for fur trade posts in the Upper Assiniboine River nodal area 113 5.3 Operation da[r] ...
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Trappers and Traders in the Keewatin: The Fur Trade as an Agent of Acculturation
... advances (or debt in H.B.C,' parlan�e) from the Company Post at Wager to establish a trade rapport with the Backs River natives. His[r] ...
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Identity in the Archaeological Record: Richardville, Natoequah and the Fur Trade in Northeastern Indiana.
... Chapter 4: The Houses of Chief Richardville The purpose of this chapter is to introduce the Chief Richardville House and LaFontaine House and discuss them within their cultural-historical context of the eighteenth and ...
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Dynamics of the fur trade on the middle Yukon River, Alaska, 1839 to 1868
... the trade, to the wealth, power, and prestige it had brought them, and perhaps to die physical safety of their people, die Yukon Flats/Birch Creek Kutchin middlemen began to assert greater control over access to ...
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Household Organization in the Fur Trade Era: Socioeconomic and Spatial Organizations of Housepit 54
... historic trade artifacts in conjunction with traditional prestige items within HP 54 suggests a creative reworking of material objects and cultural practices to include new forms of material ...
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The Rev. James Evans and the social antagonisms of the fur trade society, 1840-1846
... The wife of a Chief Factor, Chief Trader, or postmaster, especially at Norway House and York Factory, was one of Rupert's Land's first ladies, irrespective of whether she was Indian, cou[r] ...
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Fur Trade. Target Group Grade 5
... The demand for furs in Europe sparked the fur trade in Canada. Depending on the market the demand for furs was constantly changing. The market for furs was created mainly due to the needs of the fashion ...
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New France and the Illicit Fur Trade, 1663-1740
... illicit fur trade because the dates themselves are significant, and the substantial length of the period provides a large source sample ...triangle trade with France’s Atlantic colonies in the ...
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Jesuit Conspirators and Russia’s East Asian Fur Trade, 1791–1807
... the trade with a symbolic cannon shot, which led Catherine the Great to make hasty prepara- tions for ...the trade remained firmly closed until a new treaty addendum was signed in ...the trade was ...
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