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Topic: Fur traders and trappers

	Vardis Fisher ~ The Real Idaho Writer, Mountain Man (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		This one is the story of Hugh Glass, a hunter with the Ashley Expedition which opened the West to the American Fur Trade in 1823.
		There were a number of fl trappers, some of them, like Beckwourth, unacknolwedged children of Southern planters.
		De Voto weaves together the Ashley expedition, which established the U.S. presence in the Rockies, and the visit of Scottish lord George Drummond Stewart, patron of painter Alfred Jacob Miller, to the Green River Rendezvous of 1824.
	www.dancingbadger.com /4fisher.htm (2870 words)

	trading posts - The trading Spot
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	www.schwarz2002.com /trading/trading-posts.html (438 words)

	Seven Years War Timeline (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Despite the many fur traders already living in the area, sometimes like natives,
		In the early 1700s, French outposts were established on the Wabash, Illinois, Mississippi and other western rivers. In 1729, French traders and groups of Delaware, Shawnee, and Mingo established Lower Shawneetown in Ohio.
		Part Two: Scheming Developers and Traders by Charles C. Hall
	ns1758.ca /remem/7yw-timeline-w.html (5714 words)

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