Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 46
spasses of Englishmen on territory which was not admitted to be theproperty of the monarch who had geneiously made a gift of it. The mar-tial method of dealing with the matter was as fully conformed to the lawof nations as were the charter ways of disposing of other peoples property.One very great,… … PRINCE OF W.^LES FORT .^ND AlCINITV.* was under the methods and training pursued by the French fur hunters andtraders that there was provided for their English successors a breed of menmost essential to the skilful and profitable conduct of the fur trade, whosecharacteristic aptitudes for the…
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