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...This chapter delineates the Hudson’s Bay Company’s efforts to achieve monopoly control of the fur trade and the efforts of Captain C. T. Pedersen to prevent the HBC from achieving it. Aklavik Canada Baillie Island Canada Banks Island Canada Inglangasak Lenny Mackenzie River Mackenzie delta...

...This chapter depicts the growth and development of the fur trade during the 1920s in Western Arctic Canada: its swift eastward expansion (as far as King William Island), and the rivalries that developed among several trading companies, particularly the Hudson’s Bay Company, the Klengenberg family...

...As the maritime fur trade shifted its focus farther north along the Northwest Coast during the early nineteenth century, Makah men used whaling to engage the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC), a new commercial and colonial force in the region. This chapter opens with Makahs “pillaging” a shipwrecked HBC...