Le Page and the valley expedition conflict tale
A fragmented colonial-era narrative unfolds a post at a trading post where Le Page argues over control of a river valley. The scene centers on a tense exchange with the factor about loyalties, impending relocation, and plans to move the expedition despite risk. A letter from London appoints a new post master and hints at broader company intrigue and pay issues.
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