Radisson the Trailblazer who Shaped Hudson Bay Life
Pierre Esprit Radisson, born in 1635 or 1636 at St. Malo, early captured and adopted by Iroquois, then forged west into the fur trade. He founded a Hudson Bay trade post, helped spark the Hudsons Bay Company, and endured political betrayals before ending his days in obscurity.
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Sieur de la Salle
United States
North America
Pierre Esprit Radisson
la Salle
American
Radisson
St. Malo
France
Canada
Three Rivers
St. Lawrence
New France
Hudson
New York
Europe
Quebec
Medard Chouart Grosseillers
West
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Upper
Missouri
Hudson’s Bay
Hendrick Hudson
Duluth
Northwest
Qibec
Ben
Therh
Boston
Grosseillers
England
London
Prince Rupert
Bohemia
Charles
Rupert
Cromwell
Rupert Radisson
Eaglet
Grossfellers
Nonsuch
Thames
Gentlemen Adventurers of
Bayly
Louis XIV
Hudson’s Bay Country
Louis
la Barre
Fur Company
Adventurers
Cheely-Raban Syndicate
Famous Naturalist Urges Wild Life Protection Campaign
Dr. William T. Hornaday calls for全民 volunteers to protect wildlife across America. He cites five million annual hunters, warns of widespread extinction risks, and urges sanctuaries, public support, and landowner cooperation to defend birds and beasts for present and future generations.
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William T. Hornaday
New York Zoological
Dr. Hornaday
North America
Free America
Sydney Smith
England
Diamond Dyes promise simple home dyeing for fabrics
Diamond Dyes come with easy directions to dye or tint faded garments and draperies. Each package instructs whether fabric is wool silk or cotton and assures no streaking fading or running even for first time users.
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