History of California volume 2
History of California volume 2
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In the same year that Bonneville started west, Nathaniel J. Wyeth of Boston set out with twenty men for the Columbia, hoping to establish there, in competition with the Hudson's Bay Company, a suc- cessful fur-trading station, and a profitable business in salting salmon for exportation. His capital, furnished for the most part by partners, was small and his plan, like Astor's, was to have a ship come annually from Boston with supplies, and take the furs he would collect and the fish he would pa...ck to market.
He crossed by the now well-marked trail of the fur traders to Green River, and thence passing over the divide to the Snake, followed it and the Columbia to the confluence of the Willamette, and fixed upon a OREGON AND THE TRAILAIAKERS 3 1 5 site for his station not far from the main trading post of the Hudson's Bay Company at Vancouver. His ship having been wrecked on the way out, and his supplies lost, he was placed at a disadvantage that he was unable to overcome in the sharp competition he was obliged to meet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the same year that Bonneville started west, Nathaniel J. Wyeth of Boston set out with twenty men for the Columbia, hoping to establish there, in competition with the Hudson's Bay Company, a suc- cessful fur-trading station, and a profitable business in salting salmon for exportation. His capital, furnished for the most part by partners, was small and his plan, like Astor's, was to have a ship come annually from Boston with supplies, and take the furs he would collect and the fish he would pa...ck to market.
He crossed by the now well-marked trail of the fur traders to Green River, and thence passing over the divide to the Snake, followed it and the Columbia to the confluence of the Willamette, and fixed upon a OREGON AND THE TRAILAIAKERS 3 1 5 site for his station not far from the main trading post of the Hudson's Bay Company at Vancouver. His ship having been wrecked on the way out, and his supplies lost, he was placed at a disadvantage that he was unable to overcome in the sharp competition he was obliged to meet.
What to read after History of California volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eldredge Zoeth Skinner to read onlineMoreLess
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