Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 53
crush the comparatively stagnant operationsof the chartered Bay Company. Indeed, so profitable, for one period atleast, was the field of this free associated enterprise that another volunteercompany, which took the name of the X Y Company, appeared on thescene. This was not in all respects in… … FORT G.ARRY AND NF.IGHBORHnOD.* It was easy to see, however, what would very .^oon be the inevitable con-sequences of this method of action in the fierce rivalry and the exhaustiveactivity of vigorous parties in the fur trade, enforced by all the resourcesof combined capital. The buffalo, which was…
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