Hilary secures Lafe to run mill concession after ship departure
Hilary pleads with Lafe Connell as the steamer to Quebec sails. Lafe, fired then reconciled, agrees to stay on for a year as manager for Morris’s salary. They plan to inspect books, root out frauds, and restore the business while Hilary ponders his interest in St. Boniface.
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Hilary Faces Off In Fight For St Boniface Land
Hilary confronts Pierre and Leblanc in a tense land dispute on the St Boniface tract. After a brutal brawl, Hilary asserts control, expels the Ste Marie allies, and declares decisive actions to defend his timber rights. Wars looms as Brousseau presses for mill control and Leblanc defects to Morris.
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