The Conquest of the Great Northwest volume 2
The Conquest of the Great Northwest volume 2
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I am to have Nor- way House. Mr. John Clarke, full of health and vigor, was represented as compelled to go to Mon- treal for his health for a time. Mr. Simpson, the new governor, who did such good work in Athabasca as clerk, felt a good deal hurt at the way Mr. Garry made the appointments. Simon McGillivray lost his temper again and again. Mr. Simpson is one of the most pleasant little men I have ever met. He is full of spirit, can see no difficulties and is ambition itself. He requires bridle ...more than spur. " Appointments having been made, Garry proceeds west, pausing at Rainy Lake, at Winnipeg River and at Red River to meet the Indians in treaty and hear Simon McGillivray assure them they must now all obey the Hudson's Bay Company. At all trading 237 The Conquest of the Great Northwest places the fur posts are combined in one palisaded fort. At Red River, so bitter is the feeling, Garry decides both Hudson's Bay and Northwest forts must be abandoned and a new one built slightly back from the forks of the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am to have Nor- way House. Mr. John Clarke, full of health and vigor, was represented as compelled to go to Mon- treal for his health for a time. Mr. Simpson, the new governor, who did such good work in Athabasca as clerk, felt a good deal hurt at the way Mr. Garry made the appointments. Simon McGillivray lost his temper again and again. Mr. Simpson is one of the most pleasant little men I have ever met. He is full of spirit, can see no difficulties and is ambition itself. He requires bridle ...more than spur. " Appointments having been made, Garry proceeds west, pausing at Rainy Lake, at Winnipeg River and at Red River to meet the Indians in treaty and hear Simon McGillivray assure them they must now all obey the Hudson's Bay Company. At all trading 237 The Conquest of the Great Northwest places the fur posts are combined in one palisaded fort. At Red River, so bitter is the feeling, Garry decides both Hudson's Bay and Northwest forts must be abandoned and a new one built slightly back from the forks of the river.
What to read after The Conquest of the Great Northwest volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes C Agnes Christina Laut to read onlineMoreLess
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