Hudson’s Bay Company Adventures (JR)
Tales of Canada's Early Fur Traders
by Elle Andra-Warner
This story of the Canadian fur trade began more than 500 years ago, as interest in beaver pelts rose.
The story of the Canadian fur trade began more than 500 years ago. It started because European men wanted hats made of beaver. This action-packed account of the rise of the Hudson's Bay Company tells the stories of the men and women involved. From its earliest days, the HBC battled everyone and everything just to survive.
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