Lake Superior to Rainy Lake by Jean Morrison
$19.95
Three centuries of fur trade history
410 in stock
Description
The focus of Lake Superior to Rainy Lake is the fur trade along Northwestern Ontario’s southern margins, the Voyageurs’ Highway from Lake Superior to the Manitoba border. Spanning over three centuries – from the French era to the twenty-first century – the book covers such aspects of North West Company and Hudson’s Bay Company history as fur trade rivalry and relationships, trade goods and transportation logistics, mixed-blood families and daily life, and the strategic roles of Michipoten, Fort William, and Rainy Lake. It concludes with a brief look at issues facing the fur trade since 1900.
By: Jean Morrison
- Pages: 174
- Publisher: Thunder Bay Museum Historical Society (2023)
- Binding: Softcover
Additional information
Weight | 0.330 kg |
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Dimensions | 22.86 × 15.24 × 0.635 cm |
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