The Character And Influence of the Indian Trade in Wisconsin
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[166]Franklin, urging her to do so, offered as one argument the value of thefur trade, intrinsically and as a means of holding the Indians in check. Discussing the question whether the interior regions of America wouldever be accessible to English settlement and so to English manufactures, he pointed out the vastness of our river and lake system, and the factthat Indian trade already permeated the interior. In interestingcomparison he called their attention to the fact that English commercereac...hed along river systems into the remote parts of Europe, and that inancient times the Levant had carried on a trade with the distantinterior. [167] That the value of the fur trade was an important element in inducing theEnglish to retain Canada is shown by the fact that Great Britain nosooner came into the possession of the country than she availed herselfof the fields for which she had so long intrigued. Among the westernposts she occupied Green Bay, and with the garrison came traders;[168]but the fort was abandoned on the outbreak of Pontiac's war.
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[166]Franklin, urging her to do so, offered as one argument the value of thefur trade, intrinsically and as a means of holding the Indians in check. Discussing the question whether the interior regions of America wouldever be accessible to English settlement and so to English manufactures, he pointed out the vastness of our river and lake system, and the factthat Indian trade already permeated the interior. In interestingcomparison he called their attention to the fact that English commercereac...hed along river systems into the remote parts of Europe, and that inancient times the Levant had carried on a trade with the distantinterior. [167] That the value of the fur trade was an important element in inducing theEnglish to retain Canada is shown by the fact that Great Britain nosooner came into the possession of the country than she availed herselfof the fields for which she had so long intrigued. Among the westernposts she occupied Green Bay, and with the garrison came traders;[168]but the fort was abandoned on the outbreak of Pontiac's war.
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