Masters of the Wilderness
Masters of the Wilderness
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The trade expanded, but obstacles appeared. The Scotch merchants spoke French like Parisians, yet their narrow clannishness did not at first permit them to make use of the Canadian-French voyageur a mistake which exposed their expeditions to 61 Blasters of tljc many unnecessary risks and to perils that were not easily or quickly overcome.
"The French have always had a wonderful facility in attaching to themselves the natives of the country in which they reside, and this ability had nowhere been... displayed to greater advantage than in their relations with the American Indians. The rigid mentality of the Scot did not lend itself quite so readily to the necessities of the business, and this, added to the dissatisfaction engendered by their own commercial rivalry, soon embittered the Indians against the Montreal merchants and their ruthless methods. More and more often the brigades were robbed of their goods, either going or coming, although the guards had frequently been doubled and trebled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The trade expanded, but obstacles appeared. The Scotch merchants spoke French like Parisians, yet their narrow clannishness did not at first permit them to make use of the Canadian-French voyageur a mistake which exposed their expeditions to 61 Blasters of tljc many unnecessary risks and to perils that were not easily or quickly overcome.
"The French have always had a wonderful facility in attaching to themselves the natives of the country in which they reside, and this ability had nowhere been... displayed to greater advantage than in their relations with the American Indians. The rigid mentality of the Scot did not lend itself quite so readily to the necessities of the business, and this, added to the dissatisfaction engendered by their own commercial rivalry, soon embittered the Indians against the Montreal merchants and their ruthless methods. More and more often the brigades were robbed of their goods, either going or coming, although the guards had frequently been doubled and trebled.
What to read after Masters of the Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles B Charles Bert Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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