fur-trader

The doorway of the store, through which she had once run out and in, and where she had looked with awe at the unusual sight of a stray trapper or fur-trader, was now packed with a clamorous throng of men.

CHAPTER I 2010

The Irishman had unwittingly wounded him; for his wife was the half-breed daughter of a Russian fur-trader, married to him in the Greek

The Men of Forty-Mile 2010

Pete Whipple, an old-timer in the land, possessed an Eldorado claim directly beneath French Hill, also a woman of the country for a wife, -- a swarthy _breed_, not over pretty, whose Indian mother had mated with a Russian fur-trader some thirty years before at Kutlik on the Great Delta.

CHAPTER 16 2010

The Irishman had unwittingly wounded him; for his wife was the half-breed daughter of a Russian fur-trader, married to him in the Greek

The Men of Forty Mile 2010

I was a fur-trader with the Hudson's Bay Company, then was employed by a Cree Indian fur co-op.

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I was a fur-trader with the Hudson's Bay Company, then was employed by a Cree Indian fur co-op.

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Early experience as a fur-trader taught him to know the Indians and the hard life of the northern forests.

French Pathfinders in North America William Henry Johnson

His father was a fur-trader, I believe, or at least connected in some manner with the Indian trading-posts on Lewis River.

A Strange Discovery Charles Romyn Dake

It was considered the home of the fur-trader and the hunter more than that of the farmer or the stock-raiser.

Policing the Plains Being the Real-Life Record of the Famous North-West Mounted Police R.G. MacBeth

Black Hawk was yet more enraged when he found, in April, 1831, that during the absence of himself and his people from their village on a hunting expedition a fur-trader had purchased from the government the ground on which the village stood, and was preparing to cultivate the field upon which the Indians had for many years raised their corn.

The Land We Live In The Story of Our Country Henry Mann