Imperial England
Imperial England
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More- over their rights began to be questioned by the govern- ment of Canada. Much of the trade of the west passed through Fort William on Lake Superior by way of the Lakes and the St. Lawrence to Montreal, and the name and power of the Company were familiar to every Cana- dian merchant. Already there were men who dreamed of the westward expansion of Canada, and who felt that the time was coming when settlers should supplant the fur- traders in at least part of the territory between Lake Su- pe...rior and the Pacific. By 1850 the Company held not only the domain granted by their original charter, Ru- pert's Land, but the wide prairie lands of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, the forests and plains of the northwest explored by Mackenzie and his successors (Alberta), the mountainous region of British Columbia, and Vancouver Digitized by Google 2i8 IMPERIAL BRITAIN Island, all of these being held on limited lease from the Crown. Much of this territory Canada might claim as a legitimate field of expansion on the basis of the treaty of 1763, and the lapsing of the Company's control was only a matter of time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More- over their rights began to be questioned by the govern- ment of Canada. Much of the trade of the west passed through Fort William on Lake Superior by way of the Lakes and the St. Lawrence to Montreal, and the name and power of the Company were familiar to every Cana- dian merchant. Already there were men who dreamed of the westward expansion of Canada, and who felt that the time was coming when settlers should supplant the fur- traders in at least part of the territory between Lake Su- pe...rior and the Pacific. By 1850 the Company held not only the domain granted by their original charter, Ru- pert's Land, but the wide prairie lands of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, the forests and plains of the northwest explored by Mackenzie and his successors (Alberta), the mountainous region of British Columbia, and Vancouver Digitized by Google 2i8 IMPERIAL BRITAIN Island, all of these being held on limited lease from the Crown. Much of this territory Canada might claim as a legitimate field of expansion on the basis of the treaty of 1763, and the lapsing of the Company's control was only a matter of time.
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